Match No
|
Date
|
Match
|
Time
|
Venue
|
1
|
Sat Aug 11
|
Nagenahira Nagas v Ruhuna Royals
|
10:30(GMT)16:00(local)
|
Colombo
|
2
|
Sat Aug 11
|
Basnahira Cricket Dundee v Kandurata Warriours
|
14:30(GMT)20:00
local
|
Colombo
|
3
|
Sun Aug 12
|
Uthura Rudras v
Wayamba United
|
10:30(GMT)16:00
local
|
Colombo
|
4
|
Sun Aug 12
|
Uva Next v Basnahira
Cricket Dundee
|
14:30(GMT)20:00
local
|
Colombo
|
5
|
Mon Aug 13
|
Kandurata Warriours v Nagenahira Nagas
|
14:30(GMT)20:00
local
|
Colombo
|
6
|
Tue Aug 14
|
Ruhuna Royals v Uthura
Rudras
|
14:30(GMT)20:00
local
|
Colombo
|
7
|
Fri Aug 17
|
Wayamba United v Uva
Next
|
10:30(GMT)16:00
local
|
Pallekele
|
8
|
Sat Aug 17
|
Basnahira Cricket
Dundee v Nagenahira Nagas
|
14:30(GMT)20:00
local
|
Pallekele
|
9
|
Sat Aug 18
|
Kandurata Warriours v
Uthura Rudras
|
10:30(GMT)16:00
local
|
Pallekele
|
10
|
Sun Aug 19
|
Wayamba United v Basnahira
Cricket Dundee
|
10:30(GMT)16:00
local
|
Pallekele
|
11
|
Sun Aug 19
|
Uthura Rudras v Uva Next
|
14:30(GMT)20:00
local
|
Pallekele
|
12
|
Mon Aug 20
|
Kandurata Warriours v
Ruhuna Royals
|
10:30(GMT)16:00
local
|
Pallekele
|
13
|
Mon Aug 20
|
Nagenahira Nagas v
Wayamba United
|
14:30(GMT)20.00
local
|
Pallekele
|
14
|
Tue Aug 21
|
Ruhuna Royals v Uva Next
|
10:30(GMT)16:00
local
|
Pallekele
|
15
|
Tue Aug 21
|
Uthura Rudras v Basnahira
Cricket Dundee
|
14:30(GMT)20:00
local
|
Pallekele
|
16
|
Fri Aug 24
|
Wayamba United v Kandurata
Warriours
|
14:30(GMT)20:00
local
|
Colombo
|
17
|
Fri Aug 25
|
Basnahira Cricket
Dundee v Ruhuna Royals
|
10:30(GMT)16:00
local
|
Colombo
|
18
|
Sat Aug 25
|
Kandurata Warriours v
Uva Next
|
14:30(GMT)20:00
local
|
Colombo
|
19
|
Sat Aug 26
|
Nagenahira Nagas v Uthura
Rudras
|
08:30(GMT)14:00
local
|
Colombo
|
20
|
Sun Aug 26
|
Ruhuna Royals v Wayamba
United
|
14:30(GMT)20:00
local
|
Colombo
|
21
|
Sun Aug 27
|
Uva Next v Nagenahira
Nagas
|
14:30(GMT)20:00
local
|
Colombo
|
22
|
Tue Aug 28
|
1st Semi Final - TBC
v TBC
|
14:30(GMT)20:00
local
|
Colombo
|
23
|
Wed Aug 29
|
2nd Semi Final - TBC
v TBC
|
14:30(GMT)20:00
local
|
Colombo
|
24
|
Fri Aug 31
|
Final - TBC v TBC
|
14:30(GMT)20:00
local
|
Colombo
|
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Wednesday, July 18, 2012
SLPL 2012 Schedule
Sri Lanka players agree on central contracts
Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) and its players have agreed in
principle to the terms of the central contracts for the next year, bringing to
an end almost five months of negotiations and avoiding a potential stand-off
over Sri Lanka's top players participating in the inaugural Sri Lanka Premier
League (SLPL).
The new contracts, which will run from March 1, 2012 to
February 28, 2013, will bear the existing retainer and match fees, ESPNcricinfo
understands.
On Monday, Mahela Jayawardene, the Sri Lanka captain, had
said the country's cricketers might decide against taking part in the SLPL if
the Sri Lankan board didn't "settle" the players' central contracts.
The agreement between the two sides means the players no longer have any
objections to taking part in the Twenty20 tournament.
"Player contracts will be signed tomorrow or the day
after," Nishanta Ranatunga, the SLC secretary, told ESPNcricinfo on
Tuesday. "It has been agreed upon by the players and the board." Sri
Lanka host India for five ODIs and one Twenty20 game from July 21, and
Ranatunga was confident the contracts would be in place for the series.
There was a discussion about requiring the players to seek
prior permission from SLC before speaking to the media, but that clause did not
make it in to the final version of the contract. However, if a player does make
comments considered detrimental to SLC, he could face a disciplinary committee
hearing.
The contract issue follows a year in which SLC ran into
financial problems after running up debts of close to $70 million to finance
the building of two international stadiums in Hambantota and Pallekele, and to
renovate the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo, for the 2011 World Cup. As a
result the players were not initially paid their salaries for eight months. In
December 2011, 42.36% of the fees due to the players from the World Cup to
September 30, 2011 were paid. The payment of US$2 million was made directly
into the players' bank accounts, instead of routing it through Sri Lanka Cricket
(SLC), on December 16.
SLC claimed to have paid the remaining dues in March 2012
after the state-owned Bank of Ceylon agreed to release 600 million rupees
(approx US$5.07 million) to the board, following discussions with sports
minister Mahindananda Aluthgamage. However, the players have not been paid
since the previous contracts expired, as the new contracts are yet to be
signed.
The SLPL starts on August 11, with the final to be played on
August 31. SLC had released a list of 112 local players and 56 overseas players
who will take part in the event. The tournament, which features seven
franchises this year, will have two more the next year, covering all nine
provinces.
Jayawardene, who is the icon player for the Wayamba
franchise, said the focus of the tournament should be on developing the game in
Sri Lanka. "While we say all good things about the tournament, let me
caution everyone … While we are making financial gains, the commitment of the
people involved should be to harness the talent, develop the game in the
outstations, get every possible youngster involved and let them realise their
dream of playing for Sri Lanka one day."
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Waqar, Moody appointed coaches in SLPL
Former Pakistan fast bowler Waqar Younis has been confirmed as the coach for the Ruhuna franchise for the inaugural season of Sri Lanka Premier League, according to the organisers Somerset Entertainment Ventures Ltd. Other notable appointments include former Sri Lanka captain Duleep Mendis and Australians Tom Moody and Trevor Bayliss.
"Waqar [Younis] is one of six appointments that have been finalised regarding the coaching positions, with only Kandurata province yet to finalise who their coach will be," Sandeep Bhammer, chief executive of Somerset Entertainment Ventures Ltd, toldPakPassion.net. "We have a couple of local appointments, with Duleep Mendis coaching Basnahira and Naveed Nawaz will be head coach for Uva.
"In addition, and to add to the international flavour of the tournament, Australian's Shane Duff will be the head coach for Nagenahira, Tom Moody will coach Utuhura and Trevor Bayliss has been appointed as head coach for Wayamba."
The squads for the seven franchises were announcedon July 6. A total of 56 overseas players and 107 local players are part of the squads, giving each franchise a preliminary list of 24 players. The tournament is scheduled to start on August 10.
Sunday, July 8, 2012
SLPL 2012 Squads
SLPL squads
Uva Unicorns
Foreign Players
Chris Gayle (West Indies)
Umar Gul (Pakistan)
Shoaib Malik (Pakistan)
Callum Ferguson (Australia)
James Franklin (New Zealand)
Abdur Rehman (Pakistan)
Hammad Azam (Pakistan)
Andrew McDonald (Australia)
Sri Lankan Players
Upul Tharanga
Thilina Kandamby
Sachithra Senanayake
Dilshan Munaweera
Dilhara Fernando
Bhanuka Rajapaksa
Chintaka Jayasinghe
Sameera Zoysa
Seekkuge Prasanna
Ashan Priyanjana
Vishva Fernando
Lahiru Madhushanka
Akila Ishanka
Dinesh Darshapriya
Saliya Saman
Ashen Silva
Ruhuna Rhinos
Foreign Players
Shahid Afridi (Pakistan)
Daniel Harris (Australia)
Ryan Harris (Australia)
Aaron Finch (Australia)
Jerome Taylor (West Indies)
Nathan McCullum (New Zealand)
Ryan McLaren (South Africa)
Richard Levi (South Africa)
Sr Lankan Players
Lasith Malinga
Chamara Silva
Prasanna Jayawardene
Dilruwan Perera
Ramith Rambukwella
Tharanga Lakshitha
Gihan Rupesingh
Shaluka Karunanayake
Denuwan Rajakaruna
Lahiru Thirimanne
Malinga Bandara
asun Madushanka
Dananja de Silva
Shanuka Dissanayake
Gayan Wijekoon
Chaminda Vidanapathirana
Uthura Oryxes
Foreign Players
Shakib Al Hasan (Bangladesh)
Dillon du Preez (South Africa)
Brendan Taylor (Zimbabwe)
David Miller (South Africa)
Kevon Cooper (West Indies)
Imran Farhat (Pakistan)
Fidel Edwards (West Indies)
Samuel Badree (West Indies)
Sri lankan Players
Muttiah Muralitharan
Jehan Mubarak
Farveez Maharoof
Janak Gunaratne
Nilanka Premaratne
Mahela Udawatte
Chathura Peiris
Akalanka Ganegama
Roshen Silva
PHD Kaushalya
Sandun Weerakkody
Madra Lakmal
Sohan Boralessa
Yohan de Silva
Madushanka Ekanayake
Chamara Kapugedara
Nagenahira Nagas
Foreign Players
Mitchell Marsh (Australia)
Imran Nazir (Pakistan)
Travis Birt (Australia)
Ahmed Shehzad (Pakistan)
Ben Laughlin (Australia)
Elias Sunny (Bangladesh)
Mushfiqur Rahim (Bangladesh)
Nasir Hossain (Bangladesh)
Sri Lankan Players
Nuwan Kulasekara
Angelo Mathews
Ajantha Mendis
TM Sampath
Sachith Pathirana
Suraj Randiv
Gayan Maneeshan
Chammera Dushmantha
Shaminda Eranga
Udara Jayasundera
Kanishka Alvitigala
Sajeewa Weerakoon
Andy Solomons
Ishan Jayaratne
Charith Sylvester
Angelo Perera
Wayamba Wolves
Foreign Players
Azhar Mahmood (England)
Umar Akmal (Pakistan)
Tamim Iqbal (Bangladesh)
Colin Ingram (South Africa)
Kemar Roach (West Indies)
James Faulkner (Australia)
Abdul Razzaq (Pakistan)
Brad Hogg (Australia)
Sri Lankan Players
Dinesh Chandimal
Mahela Jaywardene
Isuru Udana
Kushal Janith Perera
Akhila Dhananjaya
Kaushal Weeraratne
Shehan Jayasuriya
Suranga Lakmal
Milinda Siriwardana
Chathuraga Kumara
Nimesh Perera
Chaminda Vaas
Alankara Asanka
Dashun Shanaka
Malinga Pushpakumara
Dilesh Gunaratne
Kandurata Kites
Foreign Players
Saeed Ajmal (Pakistan)
Misbah-ul-Haq (Pakistan)
Sohail Tanvir (Pakistan)
Chris Lynn (Australia)
Dane Vilas (South Africa)
Albie Morkel (South Africa)
Johan Botha (South Africa)
Adam Voges (Australia)
Sri Lankan Players
Kumar Sangakkara
Thilan Samaraweera
Thisara Perera
Sanath Jayasuriya
Kosala Kulasekara
Kithruwan Vithanage
Kaushal Lokuarachchi
Jeevantha Kulatunga
Malinda Warnapura
Chanaka Welegedara
Dilhara Lokuhettige
Niroshan Dikwalla
Tharanga Paranavitana
Romesh Buddika
Chintaka Perera
Kaushal Silva
Basnahira Bears
Foreign Players
Brad Hodge (Australia)
Marlon Samuels (West Indies)
Daniel Smith (Australia)
Dirk Nannes (Australia)
Robin Peterson (South Africa)
Tim Southee (New Zealand)
Clint McKay (Australia)
Cameron Borgas (Australia)
Sri Lankan Players
Tillakaratne Dilshan
Jeevan Mendis
Rangana Herath
Indika de Saram
Danushka Gunathilaka
Dhammika Prasad
Lahiru Jayaratne
Rushan Jaleel
Sachitra Serasinghe
Nuwan Pradeep
Dimuth Karunaratne
Amal Athulamudali
Sanjaya Gangodawila
Nadeehra Nawala
Thilan Tushara
Ishara Amerasinghe
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