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Mahanama to step down from ICC match referee panel

Sep 15, 2015: Roshan Mahanama, the former Sri Lanka batsman, will step down from the ICC elite match referees panel at the end of the year so that he can spend more time with his family and focus on his business activities in Sri Lanka

South Africa v England, 4th Test, Johannesburg, 2nd day

Mahanama backs Harper in controversial decision

Jan 16, 2010: The ICC match referee has insisted that Daryl Harper did everything right when he controversially ruled Graeme Smith not out to a reviewed caught behind appeal

Cricinfo XI

Taking a stand

Aug 1, 2006: Martin Williamson takes a look at the stories behind the record stands for each wicket in Test cricket ... all XI of them

1997

India's Christmas cracker

Dec 24, 2005: Martin Williamson looks back at a three-over farce on Christmas Day at Indore

Pakistan v England, 1st Test, Multan, 5th day

Hoggard and Pakistan team fined

Nov 16, 2005: Matthew Hoggard has been fined 20% of his match fee for excessive appealing during the first Test at Multan while the entire Pakistan team have been fined for a slow over rate

ICC's Elite Panel is expanded

Mahanama and Jeff Crowe among new match referees

Mar 5, 2004: Roshan Mahanama and Jeff Crowe are among the four new inductees in ICC's Elite Panel of Referees, while Wasim Raja's contract has not being renewed

Matters arising from the Ex-co minutes

Jul 4, 2003: The BCCSL is pleased to inform you on the Sub Committee appointments decided by the Executive Committee

Roshan Mahanama appointed A team coach

Sep 19, 2001: Former Sri Lankan opening batsman Roshan Mahanama has been appointed as manager and head coach of the Sri Lankan A team and Development squad

Mahanama blasts the Aussie media at book launch

Aug 1, 2001: Former Sri Lankan Test cricketer, Roshan Mahanama, blasted the Australian media for blowing the "Glen McGrath incident" out of proportion at the launch of his autobiography "Retired Hurt" yesterday at the Bandaranaiake Memorial International

WCM - September 1997

The highest Test total

Sep 1, 1997: Steven Lynch on the Test in which batting records tumbled