Sameera de Zoysa

Sameera de Zoysa

Sameera de Zoysa

Sri Lanka Sri Lanka

Overview

Full Name Ranulu Sameera Sadarange Saman de Zoysa
Age 38y 184d
Born Saturday January 31, 1987, Sri Lanka
Batting Style Left Handed
Bowling Style -
Playing Role Wicket Keeper

Teams represented

Sri Lanka Air Force Sports Club Sri Lanka Air Force Sports ClubKurunegala Youth Cricket Club Kurunegala Youth Cricket ClubRagama Cricket Club Ragama Cricket ClubSri Lanka A Sri Lanka AUva Province Uva ProvinceWayamba WayambaSri Lanka Under-19 Sri Lanka Under-19Uva Next Uva NextUthura Neganahira Combined Uthura Neganahira CombinedBasnahira Greens Basnahira GreensPrime Bank Cricket Club Prime Bank Cricket ClubMannar District Mannar District

Biography

A talented left-handed wicket-keeper batsman, Sameera de Zoysa is a fine prospect who began his first-class career with Kurunegala Youth Cricket Club before transferring to Ragama Cricket Club. Also, he was Sri Lanka's wicket-keeper in the Under-19 World Cup held in 2006 at home. A good top-order batsman in Twenty20 matches, 2008-09 season was his most significant one as he scored three half-centuries and a maiden century itself. When Sri Lanka's prime wicket-keepers will retire, Sameera will be one to watch out for. He was part of Uva Next, which won the inaugural edition of the Sri Lanka Premier League in 2012 and was also drafted in the T20 squad for the Champions League T20.

Batting

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Bowling

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Fielding

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Career Runs

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Biography

sub title

A talented left-handed wicket-keeper batsman, Sameera de Zoysa is a fine prospect who began his first-class career with Kurunegala Youth Cricket Club before transferring to Ragama Cricket Club. Also, he was Sri Lanka's wicket-keeper in the Under-19 World Cup held in 2006 at home. A good top-order batsman in Twenty20 matches, 2008-09 season was his most significant one as he scored three half-centuries and a maiden century itself. When Sri Lanka's prime wicket-keepers will retire, Sameera will be one to watch out for. He was part of Uva Next, which won the inaugural edition of the Sri Lanka Premier League in 2012 and was also drafted in the T20 squad for the Champions League T20.