Players / Romesh Kaluwitharana

Sri Lanka ODI Squad for England tour

Nov 4, 2003: The following Sri Lanka squad has been selected and approved by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports for the One day International matches during the England Tour of Sri Lanka 2003

I would say it's a miracle, says Kaluwitharana

Dec 11, 2002: Flambuoyant wicket-keeper batsman Romesh Kaluwitharana has experienced a week of churning emotions

End of the road for Kaluwitharana as Sri Lanka name World Cup pool

Nov 29, 2002: The international career of Sri Lanka's charismatic wicket-keeper batsman Romesh Kaluwitharana appears to be over after his omission from a 30-man squad for the World Cup next February

Sri Lankan selectors drop Kaluwitharana from Test squad

Aug 27, 2001: Wicketkeeper-batsmen Romesh Kaluwitharana was dropped from the Sri Lankan Test squad for the Third Test against India on Monday night after the selectors slimmed down the squad to 15 players

Batsmen lick their lips but Sri Lanka start as favourites

Jul 17, 2001: The latest triangular tournament to grip the sub-continent is set to commence and, to coin the main sponsor's catch phrase, one-day cricket tastes good in these parts

Sri Lanka hit by loss of Kaluwitharana

Apr 9, 2001: Romesh Kaluwitharana has been forced to pull out of the ARY Gold Cup after the sudden death of his mother

Kaluwitharana leads Sri Lanka to crushing victory over England

Mar 27, 2001: England's foot weary cricketers lost the final One-Day International of a three-match series by ten-wickets at the Sinhalese Sports Club today

Kaluwitharana selected for BCCSL Colts XI

Mar 2, 2001: Romesh Kaluwithrana has been named captain of the BCCSL Colts XI that will play England in a limited overs match at Welegedera Stadium, Kurunegala on Saturday

Dav Whatmore: Hats off to South Africa

Dec 21, 2000: We have won 76% of our one-day matches in 2000 and it was thus very disappointing to lose two on the trot in South Africa

Pakistan humble Sri Lanka to reach the Semis

Oct 9, 2000: They say the most effective way of putting breaks on the opposition's run rate is to take wickets