Dhammika Niroshana is the former captain of Sri Lanka’s Under-19 cricket team. He tragically died at 41 after being shot by an unidentified person outside his home in Ambalangoda, Sri Lanka. Authorities in Sri Lanka are investigating to find. Sri Lanka police have arrested the person responsible for this terrible act. Dhammika Niroshana deathHe was survived by his wife and two children. Niroshana had a promising cricket career. His career ended in 2004 when he retired from all forms of the game. He was known for his skills as a fast-bowler and occasional batting performances. According to Nihal Thalduwa, the spokesperson for the Sri Lanka Police Media, investigations have commenced to apprehend the suspect linked to the murder of Niroshana. The shooting incident appears to be a result of gang rivalry. Dhammika Niroshana cricket statsDhammika Niroshana made his debut for Sri Lanka’s Under-19 team in 2000. He also served as the team’s captain briefly in 2002.Niroshana is recognized for his right-arm fast bowling skills and proficient batting. He captained Sri Lanka during the 2002 Under-19 World Cup in New Zealand. Despite achieving only one victory, Sri Lanka advanced to the second Super League stage under his guidance. His team consisted of future international cricket stars such as Farveez Maharoof, Jeevan Mendis, Dhammika Prasad, and Upul Tharanga. Throughout the tournament, Niroshana claimed seven wickets in five matches. He maintained an average of 19.28 with a best bowling performance of 3/38. Despite not being selected for the senior national team, Niroshana had the chance to play with future cricket stars of Sri Lanka such as Angelo Mathews, Upul Tharanga, and Farveez Maharoof at the Under-19 level and in domestic cricket matches in Sri Lanka. Throughout his career, he represented teams like Chilaw Marians CC and Galle CC.
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