Thisara Perera is one of Sri Lanka's bowling all-rounders relying on right-arm fast-medium.
Already past the 6,000-run mark in international cricket, including 3 maiden-or-better century-lacing efforts, paired with 352+ international wickets.
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vs vs Zimbabwe at Providence Stadium, May 03, 2010
vs vs India at Eden Gardens, Dec 24, 2009
vs vs England at Sophia Gardens, May 26, 2011
Born on April 3, 1989, Thisara Perera is amongst the new generation of attacking allrounders from Sri Lanka. Perera began his career as a bowler, opening for the Under-19 team. He impressed with useful performances in a tri-nation tournament in July 2007 and the subsequent youth Test against India. These performances helped him gain an entry into the Under-19 squad for the World Cup in Malaysia in 2008.
Perera received his maiden call-up into the national squad as an emergency replacement for Angelo Mathews during Sri Lanka's tour of India in late 2009. In just his third match, he starred with both bat and ball to help Sri Lanka edge past India in Mirpur in Bangladesh.
Thisara Perera is one of Sri Lanka's bowling all-rounders relying on right-arm fast-medium.
Already past the 6,000-run mark in international cricket, including 3 maiden-or-better century-lacing efforts, paired with 352+ international wickets.
Thisara Perera is currently 37 years old.
Thisara Perera was born on 2 April 1989.
Thisara Perera plays international cricket for Sri Lanka.
Thisara Perera is a Bowling All Rounder who bats left handed and bowls right-arm fast-medium.
Thisara Perera's highest international score is 140, made in ODI cricket.
Thisara Perera averages 19.98 in ODI cricket across 166 matches, having scored 2,338 runs.
Thisara Perera has a T20I strike rate of 151.64 across 84 matches.
Thisara Perera has taken 352 international wickets across all formats.
Thisara Perera has represented teams including Miami Waves, Florida Lions, Gujarat Samp Army, Dubai Giants, Dhaka Capitals.
