Prabath jayasuriya

Format Mat Inns Balls Runs Wkts BBI BBM Ave Econ SR 4w 5w 10w Test 7 13 2424 1185 50 7/52 12/177 23.70 2.93 48.4 1 6 2 ODI 2 2 96 95 0 - - - 5.93 - 0 0 0 FC 83 136 16467 8970 355 7/26 12/120 25.26 3.26 46.3 21 29 9 List A 64 63 3197 2146 99 7/17 7/17 21.67 4.02 32.2 3 2 0 T20 60 56 1192 1163 79 4/8 4/8 14.72 5.85 15.0 4 0 0 Match Bat Bowl Date Ground Format Sinhalese vs Ace Capital 4* 1/19 05-Jun-2023 Colombo (PSS) T20 Sinhalese vs Tamil Union -- 3/17 30-May-2023 Colombo (NCC) T20 Sinhalese vs Kurunegala Y 5 2/25 28-May-2023 Colombo (PSS) T20 Sri Lanka vs Ireland -- 5/174 & 2/88 24-Apr-2023 Galle Test # 2503 Sri Lanka vs Ireland 16 7/52 & 3/56 16-Apr-2023 Galle Test # 2502

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• Test debut(cap 8 July 2022v Last Test 24 April 2023v ODI debut(cap 1 August 2018v Last ODI 5 August 2018v Career statistics Competition Matches 6 2 65 61 Runs scored 4300 10 841 160 6.22 10.00 11.68 10.00 100s/50s 10/5 0/0 0/2 0/0 Top score 16 10 81 23 1,881 96 11,903 3,029 43 0 263 97 21.46 – 25.04 20.88 5 – 21 2 10 wickets in match 2 – 5 0 Best bowling 7/52 – 7/26 7/17 Catches/ 1/– 0/– 20/– 15/– Source: 11 March 2023 Neketh Gedara Roshan Prabath Jayasuriya, commonly known as Prabath Jayasuriya (born 5 November 1991), is a professional Sri Lankan Education [ ] Jayasuriya is a past pupil of Domestic career [ ] He went onto represent Christ Church College U-13 and U-15 teams as well as Matale District XI U-15 team at the 2006 SLC Inter District Tournament. He was later chosen by the Matale Cricket Club to play in the 2007 Sara Division 1 Tournament. He made his List A debut on 6 December 2011 for In March 2018, he was named in Kandy's squad for the In August 2018, he was named in Galle's squad the In March 2021, he was part of the International career [ ] In July 2018, he was named in Sri Lanka's He was on the verge of making his test debut during the In July 2022, he was added to Sri Lanka's In July 2022, he was called to the Test squad as the premium spinner for the series During the second test of the series against Pakistan, he picked up his fourth career five-wicket haul in an innings of a test match to become the seventh bowler overall to take fifers in first three ...

Not often does one hear about a player making international debut at the age of 30. Prabath Jayasuriya is one such case. Less than six months shy of turning 31, the left-arm spinner was handed his debut Test cap in the second match against Australia in Galle. Sri Lanka had lost the first match and needed a win to draw the series at home. Jayasuriya stepped up in his debut Test as he scalped six wickets each in both innings to help Sri Lanka win the second Test by an innings and 39 runs to help his team draw the two-match Test series. In scalping 12/177 in his debut Test, Jayasuriya entered an elite club. He now has the fourth-best figures in debut Test after India's Narendra Hirwani (16/136 vs West Indies, 1988), Australia's Bob Massie (16/137 vs England, 1972) and England's Fred Martin (12/102 vs Australia, 1890). In the match, Jayasuriya, a left-arm spinner, then took six wickets to help dismiss Australia for 151 in the final session on day four as the hosts bounced back from their opening loss to end the series at 1-1. The tourists posted 364 with Steve Smith hitting an unbeaten 145 in the first innings but their batting faltered the second time around. Off-spinner The 30-year-old Jayasuriya, who claimed a six-for in the first innings, kept up the charge with another twin strike to expose the Australian tail. Ramesh and debutant spinner Jayasuriya's match figures of 12-177 are the best ever by a Sri Lankan bowler on debut as he went one better than But Chandimal set up ...

Sri Lanka spinner Prabath Jayasuriya breaks 71-year-old Test record Jayasuriya hit the 50-wicket mark in his seventh Test to take away the record from West Indies' Alf Valentine as the spinner to reach the 50-wicket milestone in the fewest number of matches. April 28, 2023 03:07 pm | Updated 03:07 pm IST - Galle Sri Lanka spinner Prabath Jayasuriya broke a 71-year-old record when he dismissed Ireland's Paul Stirling to claim his 50th Test wicket on the final day of the second Test in Galle on April 28. Jayasuriya hit the 50-wicket mark in his seventh Test to take away the record from West Indies' Alf Valentine as the spinner to reach the 50-wicket milestone in the fewest number of matches. The 31-year-old Jayasuriya has been sensational since his rise in Test format. He made his debut against Australia in July 2022, when he finished with the fourth-best debut match figures of 12/177. Another big win for Sri Lanka as they complete a 2-0 series sweep over Ireland. Jayasuriya has picked up five wickets in an innings six times including 5/174 in Ireland's first innings of the second Test in Galle. He only needs a five-wicket haul in the second innings to register 10 wickets in a match for a third time.Before Jayasuriya, Valentine was the record holder he made an immediate impact following his debut in 1950. He was the leading wicket-taker with 33 scalps in four Tests as West Indies won a Test series in England for the first time.The left-arm orthodox spinner took his 50th wick...

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Sri Lanka Spinner Prabath Jayasuriya Breaks 71-Year-Old Test Record Jayasuriya hit the 50-wicket mark in his seventh Test to take away the record from West Indies' Alf Valentine as the spinner to reach the 50-wicket milestone in the fewest number of matches. • Asian News International • Updated: April 28, 2023 02:41 PM IST Sri Lanka spinner Prabath Jayasuriya broke a 71-year-old record when he dismissed Ireland's Paul Stirling to claim his 50th Test wicket on the final day of the second Test in Galle on Friday. Jayasuriya hit the 50-wicket mark in his seventh Test to take away the record from West Indies' Alf Valentine as the spinner to reach the 50-wicket milestone in the fewest number of matches. The 31-year-old Jayasuriya has been sensational since his rise in Test format. He made his debut against Australia in July 2022, when he finished with the fourth-best debut match figures of 12/177. Jayasuriya has picked up five wickets in an innings six times including 5/174 in Ireland's first innings of the second Test in Galle. He only needs a five-wicket haul in the second innings to register 10 wickets in a match for a third time. Before Jayasuriya, Valentine was the record holder he made an immediate impact following his debut in 1950. He was the leading wicket-taker with 33 scalps in four Tests as West Indies won a Test series in England for the first time. The left-arm orthodox spinner took his 50th wicket in the fourth Test of the West Indies tour of Australia in 1951/52...

When you think of Sri Lankan Test left-arm spinners, the gold standard is undoubtedly Few would remember Prabath Jayasuriya’s ODI debut, during South Africa’s visit to Sri Lanka in 2018. He played two ODIs, didn’t take any wickets, and hasn’t played any since. A proven domestic performer with an impressive List A career (99 wickets @ 21.67), it seemed like an opportunity lost. Four years later, with a failed skinfold test holding him back in the interim, he got one more chance, this time in whites. Since then, he’s shot up into recognition as if life is a dream sequence. He already has 48 Test wickets from 12 innings (he’s currently playing his seventh Tests). He missed out on the record for the fastest to 50 Test wickets (Charlie Turner reached the landmark in his sixth), but Jayasuriya could well have the most Test wickets by anyone after seven Tests. The record is currently with Thomas Richardson (53). Among post-war bowlers, only Vernon Philander reached 50 Test scalps by the end of his seventh Test. The record so far includes an astonishing six five-fors. To put it into context, that’s already the fourth-most by any Sri Lanka Test spinner. Since his debut, no one has picked up more wickets than him, and neither does anyone have more than three five-fors. The majority of Jayasuriya’s wickets have understandably come in Asia – for a tall bowler who doesn’t turn the ball much, his accuracy is his biggest weapon on slow home tracks. And yet, he’s shown the consistency few...