Sri Lanka women’s squad named for ODI series against Pakistan
Reported by Ada Derana (English)
The Sri Lanka Cricket Selection Committee has selected the following 15-member Sri Lanka Women’s National Squad for the upcoming ODI series against the Pakistan Women’s National Team.The three-match ODI series will form part of the ICC Women’s Championship 2025–2029 cycle, accor…
The Sri Lanka Cricket Selection Committee has selected the following 15-member Sri Lanka Women’s National Squad for the upcoming ODI series against the Pakistan Women’s National Team.The three-match ODI series will form part of the ICC Women’s Championship 2025–2029 cycle, according to the Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC).The ODI matches will be played on 23, 25, and 28 July 2026 at the Mahinda Rajapaksa International Cricket Stadium (MRICS), Hambantota.The SquadChamari Athapaththu – CaptainVishmi GunaratneHasini PereraHarshitha SamarawickramaHansima KarunaratneKaveesha DilhariNilakshika SilvaAnushka SanjeewaniChethana VimukthiInoka RanaweeraNimasha MeepageImesha DulaniDewmi VihangaRashmika SewwandiKawya Kavindi
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