chamara kapugedera injury

Chamara Kapugedera Ruled Out From Remaining Two Games With a Back Injury. The Sri Lankan Batsman Chamara Kapugedera who did Captaincy in 3rd ODI who Have Back injury and Ruled out from Remaining Two Games. He became the sixth batsman to unavailable for the Sri Lanka. Chamara Kapugedera Ruled Out From Remaining Two Game With a Back Injury. The stiffness in Kapugedera's back had been mild in the approach to the third game, and had not prompted much concern. "He did have the issue in Kandy, but I think when he went into bat, it got worse," manager Asanka Gurusinha said. “Kapugedara becomes the Sixth Sri Lanka batsman to become unavailable. Danushka Gunathilaka was ruled out with a shoulder strain (though there remains a small possibility he could recover in time for the next match), and Upul Tharanga had been suspended due to a slow over rate. Dinesh Chandimal, who was brought into the squad ahead of the third ODI, was ruled out with a fractured finger. Wicketkeeper-batsman Kusal Perera, and batting allrounder Asela Gunaratne had earlier also been ruled out of the series with injuries” Also Read : India vs Sri Lanka 4th ODI Preview and Probable XI Sri Lanka are Without their Regular Players as follows : Upul Tharanga : who has been suspended due to slow over rate. This year Sri Lanka's team was found guilty of slow over rate for the second time this year. Dinesh Chandimal : Who was brought ahead of third game as a replacement of Upul Tharanga has been Ruled Out with fractured finger. Danushka Gunathilaka : Ruled out with a shoulder injury. Asela Gunaratne : he was also had been Ruled out earlier Starting of this series. Kushal Parera : he was Ruled Out before the starting of this series. However, Chamara Kapugedera Ruled Out From Remaining Two Game With a Back Injury. Lasith Malinga will lead the Side. If you liked this article, then please subscribe to our blog for Latest cricket News, Fantasy Previews, Playing XI and All information about Dream 11 Fantasy Cricket. You can also find us on Twitter and Facebook.