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The 34-year-old's innings is also the second-highest individual score in an ODI run-chase, across men's and women's, marginally trailing Glenn Maxwell's 201* power show during the Cricket World Cup in 2023.  

Sri Lanka captain Chamari Athapaththu's 195* powers team to highest successful run-chase in W-ODIs vs SA

The 34-year-old's innings is also the second-highest individual score in an ODI run-chase, across men's and women's, marginally trailing Glenn Maxwell's 201* power show during the Cricket World Cup in 2023.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Sri Lanka captain Chamari Athapaththu's unbeaten 195 triumphed South African skipper Laura Wolvaardt's 184 not out in a record run-chase during the final ODI of a 3-match series in the Rainbow Nation.&nbsp; Chasing 302, Athapaththu's sensation 195*, also her career-best ODI score and third-highest in women's ODIs, ensured the visitors successfully completed the highest-ever run-chase in Women's One Day Internationals.
The 34-year-old's innings is also the second-highest individual score in an ODI run-chase, across men's and women's, marginally trailing Glenn Maxwell's 201* power show during the Cricket World Cup in 2023.&nbsp;&nbsp; Earlier, South Africa captain Laura Wolvaardt scored an unbeaten 184, her second century in the 3-match series, to take her team to 301.&nbsp; Wolvaardt's knock is the highest by a Proteas woman in ODIs.&nbsp;

As per the details shared by 'Ada Derana', a reputable local media source, Thirimanne, aged 34, found himself in a precarious situation when the car he was a passenger in collided with an oncoming lorry around 7:45 AM.

Former Sri Lankan cricketer Lahiru Thirimanne hospitalised after car accident

Lahiru Thirimanne's car collided with an oncoming lorry on Thursday morning

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<h2>As per the details shared by 'Ada Derana', a reputable local media source, Thirimanne, aged 34, found himself in a precarious situation when the car he was a passenger in collided with an oncoming lorry around 7:45 AM.</h2>

Former Sri Lankan cricketer Lahiru Thirimanne was involved in a road collision, which led to his hospitalization due to minor injuries. The mishap occurred in Thrippane, Anuradhapura, a city approximately 205 kilometres from the capital, Colombo. This unfortunate event took place early in the morning and was promptly reported by local news outlets on Thursday.
As per the details shared by 'Ada Derana', a reputable local media source, Thirimanne, aged 34, found himself in a precarious situation when the car he was a passenger in collided with an oncoming lorry around 07:45 a.m. This incident resulted in Thirimanne and three other passengers of the car, along with the lorry driver and an additional individual, sustaining injuries and subsequently being admitted to the Anuradhapura Teaching Hospital for treatment.
Lahiru Thirimanne has been a prominent figure in Sri Lankan cricket, having represented the country in 44 Test matches and amassing 2088 runs, which includes three centuries. His One Day International (ODI) career is equally impressive, with 127 matches under his belt and a total of 3164 runs scored. Thirimanne has also made his mark in the Twenty20 International (T20I) format, playing 26 matches for Sri Lanka. His last appearance for the national team was in 2022, after which he announced his retirement the following year.
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The ICC had suspended Sri Lanka in November last year citing political interference in its functioning, and subsequently the U-19 World Cup scheduled here was also shifted to South Africa.

ICC CEO visits Sri Lanka, suspended cricket board to be reinstated? 

The ICC had suspended Sri Lanka in November last year citing political interference in its functioning, and subsequently the U-19 World Cup scheduled here was also shifted to South Africa.

Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) is hopeful that its international suspension will be revoked in March after ICC CEO Jeff Allardice recently held "constructive" discussions with the country's president Ranil Wickremesinghe and sports minister Harin Fernando. The ICC had suspended Sri Lanka in November last year citing political interference in its functioning, and subsequently the U-19 World Cup scheduled in the country was also shifted to South Africa. After his meeting with Allardice, Fernando posted on X (formerly Twitter) that he had a "constructive discussion and a way forward for SLC." Allardice will now submit his findings to the ICC board which is due to meet in March and the suspension of Sri Lanka is likely to be on the agenda among other things. In fact, this was the second time an ICC official visited the island nation to ascertain the level of political intrusion into cricket administration in the country.
Imran Khwaja, the ICC Deputy Chair, had paid a visit to the country around June last year to study the turbulent cricketing scenario here.
In November last year, Fernando's predecessor Roshan Ranasinghe had wanted to replace the entire SLC board with an interim committee headed by former captain Arjuna Ranatunga.
However, the move was stayed by the country's court of appeal.
The ICC subsequently suspended SLC, a decision that had the support of some Lankan officials.
Ranasinghe was eventually removed from his position, which revived hopes of the suspension being revoked in the next ICC board meeting.

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