Paper Planes By M.I.A. - See what the song and MIA really stand for! Presented by DeLon. An Emerging International Star with Sri Lankan descent, DeLon, represents peace and unity in Sri Lanka. Google: "LTTE" and get more info at www.delonmusic.com!
Against Sri Lanka @ Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore 6 March 1999
• Romesh Kaluwitharana (c Moin Khan)
• Niroshan Bandaratilleke (b)
• Pramodya Wickramasinghe (b)
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Sri Lanka's fan base has extended beyond the shores of Sri Lanka. Gone are the days when Sri Lankan Cricket was only followed by it's die hard fan base on the Island. With Youtube and other online video hosts portraying the Islanders talent more and more youngster from various other nations are showing interest in Lanka cricket, not to mention the number of Americans following the Lions these days. My videos have a collective view count of over 1.5 Million, Youtube is taking Cricket to the the average American household, something even the ICC has failed to do.
The Lions' brand of cricket is the key to it's following. Sri Lanka have always been known for their aggressive and positive approach to Cricket, The Sri Lankan brand of Cricket.
Sri Lanka 246 and 3 for 247 (Sangakkara 109*, Atapattu 80) need a further 260 runs to beat Australia 5 for 542 dec and 2 for 210 dec (Jaques 68, Ponting 53*)
Munasinghe was given a brief run in the one-day side and, despite not earning further representative honours, he did not let the team down. Munasinghe had the ability to bowl a consistent line and length and thus maintained an impressive economy rate in his limited matches. A constant figure in representative sides, he played numerous matches against touring sides before being selected for the 1995-96 tour of Australia. His best performance came at the MCG when he ran through the Australian top order taking 3 for 30, in the process setting up victory for Sri Lanka. Following the conclusion of the World Series he was not selected for the 1996 World Cup and drifted from the international scene. - Cricinfo.
An interview with Sunila Abeysekera on prospects for war and peace in Sri Lanka in 2008. For related story, please visit Groundviews - http://www.groundviews.org/2008/01/02/looking-back-looking-forward-a-brief-chat-with-hrw-human-rights-defender-award-winner-sunila-abeysekera-on-war-and-peace-in-sri-lanka/#more-684
