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Sri Lankan
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Sri Lanka
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SL
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Lalith Kaluperuma
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Right-handed batsman (RHB)
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Right arm Off Break (OB)
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2
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12
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400
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0/0
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11
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27
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0
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0
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0
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0
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n/a
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2/0
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4
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33
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n/a
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0/0
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14
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344
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2
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6850
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0
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1/35
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0/0
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15 August
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2005
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(born
25 June 1949 ,
Colombo ) is a former
Sri Lankan Cricketer . He was recognised as a good
Off Spinner in Sri Lankan domestic cricket before their elevation to
Test status, which gave him a chance in the inaugural Test against
England . However, Kaluperuma bowled 21 wicketless overs, followed by six wicketless overs in the next Test. It was evident that captain
Duleep Mendis hardly had faith in him, and he never returned to international cricket. He also joined a tour of
South Africa in
1982 /
83 , which permanently stopped him playing international cricket. In
2003 , he joined the board of national selectors in Sri Lanka, and two years later he was made chairman of this board.
