Marvan atapattu
Marvan atapattu was
one of the technically most sound
batsman who played international cricket. But his starting in the international cricket arena was
miserable, out of his first six innings in test cricket, five was nothing but
only duck!
He made his debut in ODI and test both in November 1990 in
the tour of India.
He has a wonderful record of making century in test cricket
in all test playing nation.
Additionally, he has sixteen more hundreds in test.
He has lead Sri Lanka for several years. He has become
captain of the side in April 2003.
He has retired from cricket in November 2007.
Now he is the batting coach of Sri Lanka national team.
Full name
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Marvan Samson Atapattu
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Born
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22 November 1970
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Nick
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Height
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Batting style
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Right-hand bat
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Bowling style
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Slow Right-arm leg break
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Played as
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Batsman
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Additionally, he has sixteen more hundreds in test.
He has lead Sri Lanka for several years. He has become
captain of the side in April 2003.
He has retired from cricket in November 2007.
Now he is the batting coach of Sri Lanka national team.
Test
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ODI
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Match
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90
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268
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Innings
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156
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259
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Run
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5502
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8529
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Best
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249
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132*
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