This story is from June 12, 2011

Dilshan's name in Lord's Honour's Board

Sri Lankan captain Tillakaratne Dilshan became the seventh cricketer from the island nation to feature in Lord's Hounour's Board, courtesy his big century in the drawn second Test against England.
Dilshan's name in Lord's Honour's Board
COLOMBO: Sri Lankan captain Tillakaratne Dilshan became the seventh cricketer from the island nation to feature in Lord's Hounour's Board, courtesy his big century in the drawn second Test against England.
By slamming a majestic 193, the big-hitting opener not only surpassed Sidath Wettimuny's long-standing record for the highest score by a Lankan at the hallowed cricket ground, but also joined the likes of Aravinda de Silva and Duleep Mendis, whose names also feature in the prestigious list.
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Besides the two former stars, others Sri Lankans in the list include Amal Silva, Rumesh Ratnayake, Marvan Atapattu and Mahela Jayawardene.
Ratnayake, who registered a five-wicket haul during the team's tour way back in 1991, is the only Sri Lankan bowler to feature in the list.
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