ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 | Srilanka - Cricket Teams

ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 | Srilanka - Cricket Teams. The World Cup 2015 will start from 14th February 2015 to 29th March 2015, in total there are 49 matches those are going to be played in Australia-New Zealand. Australia and Newzeland are the hosting country of World Cup 2015. ICC Cricket World Cup is hosted every 4 years. Sri Lanka team is also in great form and confidence as they has recently won ICC T20 World Cup Finals. The Sri Lanka selection committee have declared their final Sri Lanka 15 Mens Team Squad that is going to be playing in the ICC World Cup 2015. Below is the Sri Lanka 15 Mens Players List for Cricket World Cup 2015.

ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 | Srilanka - Cricket Teams

The team Sri Lanka is going to be led by the Captain Angelo Mathews and Vice-Captain of the team is Lahiru Thirimanne. Sri Lanka falls in Pool A of the World Cup, in which there are teams England, Australia, Bangladesh, New Zealand, Afghanistan and Scotland. In total there are 3 Strongs in Pool A who are expected to qualify in the quarter finals most probably. Australia, Sri Lanka and England. The 4th team that is expected to qualify in the next round cannot be predicted. Sri Lanka is one of the leading teams in the World Cup and very strong competitor.

Sri Lanka 15 Mens World Cup Squad-

Angelo Mathews (Captain),

Lahiru Thirimanne (Vice-Captain),

Kumar Sangakkara (Wicketkeeper),

Dimuth Karunaratne,

Tillakaratne Dilshan,

Mahela Jayawardene,

Dinesh Chandimal,

Thisara Perera,

Jeevan Mendis,

Suranga Lakmal,

Lasith Malinga,

Dhammika Prasad,

Nuwan Kulasekara,

Rangana Herath,

Sachithra Senanayake.

The Good news for the Sri Lankan fans is Sachithra Senanayake and Lasith Malinga were named in the Sri Lanka 15 Mens World Cup Squad. The Tri of Tillakaratne Dilshan, Kumar Sangakara and Mahela Jayawardhene were also named in the Final World Cup Squad, as they are one of the most experience players in the Sri Lankan Team Squad, this experience made them the runner ups in the World Cup 2011 in the Indian Sub-Continent.