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Shakib working hard to get back to his standard-553484

Shakib working hard to get back to his standard Atif Azam 19th May, 2021 11:28:52 Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan takes part in both indoor and outdoor sessions at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in the capital on Wednesday. Tanvin Tamim Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan is leaving no stone unturned to complete his preparation before facing Sri Lanka in the upcoming three-match ODI series, starting on May 23. The current top all-rounder in the 50-over format is back in business after spending a substantial amount of time out of cricket considering he had no other option. The 34-year old stayed inside his hotel room for nearly 17 days, firstly due to IPL and second for the 14-day mandatory institutional quarantine that he had to go through following his arrival from the cash-rich tournament in India, which was postponed midway.

Jayawickrama grabs 11 as SL crush Bangladesh to win series - Newspaper

PALLEKELE: Sri Lankan players appeal successfully for the dismissal of Bangladesh batsman Liton Das during the final Test at the Pallekele International Cricket Stadium on Monday. AFP PALLEKELE: Left-arm spinner Praveen Jayawickrama claimed a match-haul of 11 wickets in a fairytale debut as he bowled Sri Lanka to a 209-run victory, and a 1-0 series win, in the second Test against Bangladesh in Pallekele on Monday. Sri Lanka needed five wickets for victory on the final day at the Pallekele International Cricket Stadium and Jayawickrama accounted for three of them to finish with combined figures of 11-178. It was the 10th-best return by a Test bowler on debut and the best by a Sri Lankan, improving on Akila Dananjaya’s 8-44 against Bangladesh three years ago. He was voted player-of-the-match.

Bangladesh staring at defeat as Jayawickrama takes six to trigger Tigers collapse-550452

Bangladesh staring at defeat as Jayawickrama takes six to trigger Tigers collapse Sun Online Desk 1st May, 2021 07:18:15 Bangladesh tumbled for 251 in their first innings of the second Test, conceding a huge lead after Sri Lanka declared their first innings on 493/7. With the lead of 242 runs, Sri Lanka opted to not impose a follow-on in Kandy. Praveen Jayawickrama bagged six wickets, which is the best bowling record for any Sri Lankan on debut and only the fourth time when a Sri Lankan took a five-for on debut. Bangladesh lost their last six wickets for just 37 runs, with most of the batsmen falling prey to Jayawickrama’s left-arm spin.

Tigers flattened by Jayawickrama s debut six-for | Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha (BSS)

Tigers flattened by Jayawickrama s debut six-for | Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha (BSS)
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Pallekele wicket a nightmare for bowlers

Pallekele wicket a nightmare for bowlers
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