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'The New Ajantha Mendis,' Netizens Hail Jefferey Vandersay & Slam IND Batters For Dramatic Collapse

Jatin ∙ 4 Aug 2024

'The New Ajantha Mendis,' Netizens Hail Jefferey Vandersay & Slam IND Batters For Dramatic Collapse

Check out the reactions as Jeffrey Vandersay's brilliant spin bowling stirred comparisons to Ajantha Mendis, sparking debates among fans while Indian batsmen faced heavy criticism for their performance in Colombo.

[Watch] Shreyas Iyer Outfoxed By Vandersay As India Collapse In 2nd ODI vs SL

Aakash Saini ∙ 4 Aug 2024

[Watch] Shreyas Iyer Outfoxed By Vandersay As India Collapse In 2nd ODI vs SL

Shreyas Iyer fell to his second low score in succession upon his Team India return in the second ODI of the three-match series against Sri Lanka in Colombo.

[Watch] Vandersay's Ball Of The Series Bamboozles KL Rahul For A Silver Duck

Debashis Sarangi ∙ 4 Aug 2024

[Watch] Vandersay's Ball Of The Series Bamboozles KL Rahul For A Silver Duck

The keeper-batter was dismissed for a two-ball duck in a time when India needed him to step up with the bat.

[Watch] Shivam Dube Left Clueless As Vandersay Unleashes Spin Tsunami In IND vs SL 2nd ODI

Jatin ∙ 4 Aug 2024

[Watch] Shivam Dube Left Clueless As Vandersay Unleashes Spin Tsunami In IND vs SL 2nd ODI

Watch how Shivam Dube was left baffled at the crease by Jeffrey Vandersay's brilliant spin in the 2nd ODI at the R. Premadasa Stadium in Colombo on Sunday.

[Watch] Shubman Gill Falls Prey To Mendis' Exceptional Grab As Vandersay Stuns India

Aakash Saini ∙ 4 Aug 2024

[Watch] Shubman Gill Falls Prey To Mendis' Exceptional Grab As Vandersay Stuns India

Shubman Gill’s ambitious drive leads to his downfall against Sri Lanka’s Jeffrey Vandersay in the second ODI of the three-match series in Colombo.

[Watch] Virat Kohli Embarrassed As Jeffrey Vandersay Traps Him LBW In 2nd ODI

Debashis Sarangi ∙ 4 Aug 2024

[Watch] Virat Kohli Embarrassed As Jeffrey Vandersay Traps Him LBW In 2nd ODI

Virat Kohli recorded a rare failure with the bat, as he was dismissed cheaply in the ongoing second ODI against Sri Lanka at the iconic R. Premadasa Stadium in Colombo.

[Watch] Rohit Sharma’s Reverse-Sweep Goes Awry, Nissanka Grabs A Stunner In 2nd ODI

Aakash Saini ∙ 4 Aug 2024

[Watch] Rohit Sharma’s Reverse-Sweep Goes Awry, Nissanka Grabs A Stunner In 2nd ODI

Rohit Sharma gets toppled by Sri Lankan spinner Jeffrey Vandersay courtesy of an excellent diving catch from Pathum Nissanka in the second ODI in Colombo.

SL vs AUS | Three more Sri Lankan players tested positive ahead of second Test

Kaushik Kashyap ∙ 7 July 2022

SL vs AUS | Three more Sri Lankan players tested positive ahead of second Test

The total count of positive cases in the series now rises to five in the Sri Lankan camp. They have already lost Praveen Jayawickrama, who tested positive for the virus on Monday and was ruled out of the second Test.

SL vs AUS | Pat Cummins’ massive six lands on street outside Galle Stadium

Akash Saini ∙ 30 June 2022

SL vs AUS | Pat Cummins’ massive six lands on street outside Galle Stadium

Fuelled by crafty half-centuries from opener Usman Khawaja and all-rounder Cameron Green, continue to mount a massive first-innings lead over hosts Sri Lanka

LPL 2021 | Jeffrey Vandersay career-best performance pushes Colombo stars to Playoffs

Abhishek Singh ∙ 17 Dec 2021

LPL 2021 | Jeffrey Vandersay career-best performance pushes Colombo stars to Playoffs

Jeffrey Vandersay was on cloud nine today as he not only won his team a crucial match with his fantastic bowling to get them through to the Playoff of the Lanka premier League 2021 but also achieved his career-best figures in T20 cricket. The figures of 6-25 from the leg-break bowler are not only his first five-wicket haul in the shortest format, but they are also now the best figures in the two-season long history of the premier T20 league of Sri Lanka. He got past Pakistan Mohammad Amir’s figures of 5/21 which he had achieved in the last season. The leg spinner was introduced in the very first over of the innings by Colombo Stars skipper Dhananjaya de Silva as he wanted to take wickets to defend the total of 182. Though not in the first over, but in his second and the team’s third over, Vandersay fetched his skipper, not one but two wickets. Strangely though he was removed from the attack and this was the same time that Kandy Warriors batters Charith Asalanka and Ravi Bopara started building a partnership. It was only in the ninth over that Vandersay was reintroduced. And right in that very, the leggie did the trick and broke the 54 run stand by removing Asalanka. Once the stand was broken, the Warriors just couldn’t get back on track thereafter. Seekkuge Prasanna then removed two players in the 11th over and the Warriors were reduced to 95/5. Another 30 run stand developed between Kamindu Mendis and Asela Gunaratne to push the Warriors to 122 in 15 overs. Just as it seemed that a match was developing out of this, Naveen-ul-Haq, the Afghan import for the Stars struck in the 16th over and removed Gunaratne. N Vimukthi also got run out in that very over which meant that it was almost over for the Warriors and only formalities were left. Vandersay was once again called in for his last over and boy did he cashed it in, removing all the remaining three wickets and getting his name registered in LPL history books. Earlier in the evening, after losing the toss and being asked to bat first, Stars rode on great showing from their experienced campaigners in Kusal Perera, skipper de Silva and Dinesh Chandimal as all three were among runs to push the team past 180. While Perera scored 58 off 38 and de Silva made 40 off 28 balls, Chandimal, the leading run-scorer in the league now, remained unbeaten on 44 off 29 balls. With this win, the Stars qualified for the Eliminator which they will play against Dambulla Giants on December 19.

LPL 2021 | Chandimal’s lone ranger not enough as Colombo suffer narrowest defeat in league’s history

Abhishek Singh ∙ 12 Dec 2021

LPL 2021 | Chandimal’s lone ranger not enough as Colombo suffer narrowest defeat in league’s history

It was a case of so close and yet so far for the Colombo Stars as they suffered a 1 run defeat against Dambulla Giants in the Lanka Premier League 2021. This is now the narrowest margin of defeat by runs in the league’s two-season history. Colombo’s Dinesh Chandimal, who probably played the innings of the season so far, scoring an unbeaten 65 off just 40 balls, when only one other batter was able to get onto the double figures, was the star of the game but finished on the losing side. When Chandimal walked in to bat, Stars’ skipper Dhananjaya de Silva was batting on 15 off 16 balls and the team was struggling at 38-4, needing 101 from 73 balls with the Giants’ spinners tightening the grip ever so effectively. The experienced and most reliable duo then started building the partnership to chase down 139. Having added 32 off 26 balls, the partnership was broken by a brilliant catch at the boundary ropes from Chamika Karunaratne off the bowling of Tharindu Ratnayake. Chandimal though started teeing off just after the fall of that wicket even as wickets kept falling from the other end. He completed his 25th T20 fifty on the way and almost got his team to a win. From 52 needed off 24 balls, it was only the brilliance of the 32-year old that he brought down the target to 13 off the last over even as the 18th over by Imran Tahir brought only four runs. In the last over too, he started well by hitting a four of the first ball, with 8 needed from four balls, Dushmantha Chameera got out and now eight runs were required off the three balls, Chandimal played a dot and the target came to 8 off two, before two runs were taken off the penultimate ball to bring the equation to a heroic requirement, six off the last ball to win. The final ball was a length ball, slightly rising, but there to be hit. However, Chandimal had already shifted towards the offside, but he controlled himself, swivelled on one foot and then raised it over the fine-leg boundary only to find it falling just a few yards short of the ropes and going for a four. Chandimal was on his knees and then fell flat on the ground as all his efforts has come to zero as his team remained bottom of the table after the one-run loss. Earlier in the evening, after winning the toss and deciding to bat first, the team from Dambulla had a good start, but couldn’t relay convert it. At the start of the innings, they were 48 without loss in the first five overs. But once they lost both openers in Phil Salt and Nisroshan Dickwella in quick succession, the wickets just kept falling. In the end, they could only get up to 138-9 in 20 overs. Dickwella top-scored for Stars with 30 off 16 balls. Experienced Jeffrey Vandersay picked up three wickets with his leg spinners while another leggie Seekuge Prasanna picked two wickets as well. West Indian import for Stars, Ravi Rampaul, who was taken for cleaners early on, also came back well and picked three wickets.