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Full Name	✇	Lasith Malinga
Name	✈	Lasith Malinga
Real Name	✈	Separamadu Lasith Malinga Swarnajith
Pet / Nick Name	✈	Kagawena, Slinga, Slinga Malinga
Sex	✈	Male
Nationality	✈	Sri Lankan
Profession	✈	Cricketer (Bowler)
Origin	✈	Not Sure
Lasith Malinga Age (Current)	✈	38 years old
Date Of Birth (DOB)	✈	Sunday, August 28, 1983 (M/D/Y)
Birthplace	✈	Galle, Sri Lanka
Zodiac Sign	✈	VIRGO
Star Sign (Nakshatra)	✈	Not Sure

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Lasith Malinga Physical Status, Body Measurements, Height, Weight

Body Type	✈	Slim
Body Measurements	✈	Chest: 41 Inches - Waist: 33 Inches - Biceps: 14 Inches
Zero Size	✈	N/A
Height	✈	(approx.)in centimeters- 170 cm;in meters- 1.70 m;in Feet Inches- 5' 7"
Weight	✈	(approx.)in Kilograms- 75 kg;in Pounds- 165 lbs
Face Shape	✈	Oval
Eye Colour	✈	Black Eyes
Nose Type	✈	Perfect
Hair Colour	✈	Black
Hair Length	✈	Medium Length
Dimple Status	✈	No
Beard	✈	N/A
Nature	✈	Extroversion
Character	✈	Ambiguous characters
Positive	✈	Kind, Loyalty
Negative	✈	Not Known
Father	✈	Name Not Known
Mother	✈	Name Not Known
No. Of. Brothers	✈	0
No. Of. Sisters	✈	0
Brother(s)	✈	Not Known
Sister(s)	✈	Not Known
Lasith Malinga Relationship Status	✈	Committed
Interested In	✈	Female

Lasith Malinga Marital Status, Wife/Husband and Address

Marital Status	✈	Married
Marital Type	✈	Love Come Arrange Marriage
Spouse	✈	Tanya Perera, Dancer/Choreographer
Lasith Malinga's Wedding Date	✈	-
Religion	✈	Islam
Lasith Malinga's Caste	✈	Father - Not Revealed Yet
Lasith Malinga's Caste	✈	Mother - Same As Fathers
Community	✈	Not Known
Mother Tongue	✈	Not Revealed Yet
Languages Known	✈	English, Hindi
Native / Origin	✈	Not Sure
Home Town	✈	Logar, Afghanistan
Lasith Malinga's Current City	✈	Same As Home Town
Address	✈	Not Known

Lasith Malinga School, College and Educational Qualifications

School	✈	Vidyathilake Vidyalaya, Thiranagama;Vidyaloka College, Galle
College	✈	Mahinda College, Galle
Lasith Malinga's Qualification	✈	Not Known
Other Education Notes	✈	Not Known
Lasith Malinga's Salary	✈	(approx.)
Assets	✈	Million USD (approx)

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Separamadu Lasith Malinga also known as"Slinga Malinga", is a former Sri Lankan cricketer who's extensively regarded as one of the topmost limited overs bowlers of all time. Malinga captained the Sri Lankan 2014 T20 World Cup winning side and he's the loftiest gate taker in IPL and is the only bowler to take 4 lattices in 4 balls doubly in transnational justice.

Malinga is a right-arm fast bowler that's generally used as a specialist death bowler, and is well known for his distinctive round-arm action, occasionally appertained to as a sling action, which leads to his surname"Slinga Malinga". Malinga blazoned his withdrawal from all forms of justice on 14 September 2021.

In January 2021, he retired from T20 ballot justice. In September 2021, Malinga blazoned his withdrawal from all forms of justice. He's also presently the loftiest gate taker in IPL with 170 lattices in 122 matches.

Early times

Malinga grew up in modest circumstances in Rathgama, a littoral vill positioned 12 km northwest of Galle. He frequently played justice with musketeers on the beach banks and coconut groves by a swash in his justice-obsessed vill.

His father Separamadu Milton, is a sheltered machine handyperson who worked out of the Galle depot. He'd his education at three seminaries, videlicet Mahinda College, Galle, Vidyaloka College, Galle and Vidyathilake Vidyalaya, Thiranagama.

Malinga had his primary education at Vidyathilake Vidyalaya in Thiranagama, a academy positioned near by his vill. He married Tanya Perera in 2010.

After passing the grade 5 Education Examination in 1993, he entered Vidyaloka College, Galle for his secondary education, where he started his justice career. Then Malinga was discovered by former Sri Lankan paceman Champaka Ramanayake.

Champaka, so impressed by Malinga's raw capability, invited him to join the Galle Cricket Club. Champaka also helped him to join the first XI justice platoon of Mahinda College, Galle.

Joining Mahinda College was the turning point of his justice career and he was helped by some of its distinguished Old boys. A short-lived attempt to make Malinga's action more upright led to important reduced pace and failing delicacy. Malinga instantly returned to his natural action with success, and with great stimulant from Ramanayake.

He did n’t pick up hard-ball justice until fairly in his teenage but his gift was discovered by fast bowling trainers Champaka Ramanayake and Anusha Samaranayake. Both of them brought him to the domestic system and nurtured him during his early times.

International career

A graph showing Malinga's Test career bowling statistics and how they've varied over time

Malinga made his Test debut on 1 July 2004 against Australia at Marrara Oval In Darwin. He was incontinently successful, taking six lattices in the match (Darren Lehmann doubly, Adam Gilchrist, Damien Martyn, Shane Warne and Michael Kasprowicz)

He was impressed by the benevolence of the Australian platoon in general, and in particular Adam Gilchrist who sought him out after the game to present him with one of the match stumps in the Sri Lankan dressing room.

Malinga made his ODI debut in Sri Lanka's opening match of the 2004 Asia Cup against the United Arab Emirates, getting the 123rd player to do so. Fluently winning the match by 116 runs,

Malinga took the gate of the Emirati captain, Khurram Khan to finish the match with numbers of1/39. Since also he has come a regular member on the ODI team.

He developed into Sri Lanka's fastest Test bowler and a regular member of both their Test and One Day International sides. He has earned a character for disquieting batsmen with his lively pace and well- directed bouncer.

He regularly bowls at pets between 140 and 150 km/ h (87 and 93 mph) and occasionally slightly briskly. As time went by he started to lose pace, clocking around 130 and 140 km/ h (81 and 87 mph).

His slower off knife was also menacing. He burst onto the test scene after ripping through the New Zealand top order, helping Sri Lanka draw the test series on their2006/07 stint of New Zealand.

He blazoned his withdrawal from Test justice on 22 April 2011 in order to protract his career in ODI and T20 justice.

During the 2007 Cricket World Cup Super 8 match on 28 March between Sri Lanka and South Africa, Malinga came the first player to take four lattices in four successive balls in One Day International justice.

Demanding five runs for palm and with five lattices in hand, Malinga was handed the ball in the 45th over of the South African's innings. In the final two balls of the over he gutted sailed Shaun Pollock and had Andrew Hall caught at cover. In his coming over, he removed Jacques Kallis caught behind also sailed Makhaya Ntini.

This was only the fifth chapeau- trick in World Cup history,the third ODI chapeau- trick for Sri Lanka and the 24th overall in ODIs. He nearly took the final gate as a ball shaved the wholes.

Despite Malinga's murderous spell, still, South Africa progressed to win the match by 1 gate with 10 balls still left. He was named in the' Platoon of the Event'by Cricinfo for the 2007 World Cup.

During the 2011 Cricket World Cup, Malinga took his alternate career chapeau- trick in Sri Lanka's group stage match against Kenya. This made him the first bowler to take two World Cup chapeau- tricks, and the fourth to take two chapeau- tricks in all One Day International justice (alongside Wasim Akram, Saqlain Mushtaq and Chaminda Vaas).

He was named as part of the' Platoon of the Event'by Cricinfo. In August 2011, he managed yet another chapeau- trick, against Australia, to come the first man to take three chapeau- tricks in ODI justice.

For his performances in 2011, he was named as 12th man in the World ODI XI by the ICC. He was also named in the World ODI XI by the ICC for 2012 and 2013. He was also named in the World ODI XI by the Cricinfo.

Captaincy

Malinga was named as thevice-captain of the Sri Lankan Twenty20 International platoon in October 2012. (51) He came captain of Sri Lankan Justice Platoon in 2014 ICC World Twenty20 after Dinesh Chandimal entered a ban.

He successfully led the platoon to win the world mug. Due to nonstop injuries, he stepped down from the captaincy in 2015.

His spell of 5 for 56 against Pakistan at Mirpur in 2014 was named as the stylish ODI Bowling Performance of the time by ESPNCricinfo.

He was also nominated for his spell of 5 for 52 against the same opponents in the group stage game.

Still, in 2016 against India, he was appointed as the ODI captain due to injuries to endless captain. Sri Lanka lost the match in that game.


On 14 December 2018, Malinga was appointed as the limited over captain for New Zealand stint.

Transnational comeback

Malinga quit from all domestic and transnational justice for a one- time after his T20I match against UAE in March 2016. Due to these injuries, Malinga lost matches against England, Australia, and ZimbabweTri-series, where Sri Lanka involved heavy defeats in limited over justice and went down in transnational rankings.

Though he recovered from injuries in late December, Malinga was unapproachable to South Africa series after a bout of dengue. Malinga was picked up to the Australian stint and played in the match against Prime Minister's XI. His comeback match came against Australia on 17 February 2017, where he took two lattices and two catches. Sri Lanka won the match by 5 lattices at the end.
On 6 April 2017, during the alternate T20I against Bangladesh, Malinga took a chapeau- trick, getting the alternate Sri Lankan and fifth overall to take a T20I chapeau- trick. With that, Malinga has taken 4 transnational chapeau- tricks, which is most by a Sri Lankan player and common loftiest with Pakistani Wasim Akram.
Malinga was included to the ODI team for 2017 ICC Titleholders Jewel in June 2017. He played his comeback match against South Africa on 3 June 2017 at the pool match of Titleholders Jewel. Still, his comeback wasn't good at each, where he finished the spell gate less by giving 57 runs and put down a catch and was sloppy in the fielding as well. Sri Lanka suffered a heavy loss in the match by 96 runs eventually.
During the Indian ODI series, captain Upul Tharanga was suspended two ODIs due to slow over rate. Thus, Chamara Kapugedera was appointed as the stage-in captain of those two ODIs. Still, he exacerbated a back injury during the third ODI and ruled out of the series.

For the fourth ODI, Malinga was appointed stage-in captain. In the match, Malinga took his 300th ODI gate by dismissing Virat Kohli. Despite his corner, India scored 375 runs and Sri Lanka only managed to score 207 runs and lost the series 4 – 0. India won the fifth match of the series and color Sri Lanka for the alternate successive time in a 5- match series.
Since his comeback, Malinga wasn't completely effective with the ball and also with the fielding. Still, he didn't advertise an immediate withdrawal and said he wanted to play transnational justice for Sri Lanka until 2019 Cricket World Cup. Since his return, Malinga comprising62.30 for each of his 10 lattices, and going at six an over, Due to his ineffective bowling, Malinga was neglected from the ODI team for 2017 – 18 Pakistan series in the UAE.
Due to his nonstop injuries, he wasn't considered for the selection by the Sri Lankan justice platoon in 2018 Nidahas Jewel. In the series, Sri Lanka suffered heavy losses against Bangladesh and neglected from the final as well.

He was left out from platoon selection process in late 2017 when the sports ministry directly interposed into Sri Lanka justice by introducing the minimal fitness norms.

Malinga challenged the also sports minister Dayasiri Jayasekara regarding his rejection from the platoon for lack of fitness situations and in retribution Dayasiri used his authoritarian powers to sack Malinga from being named to the public platoon for over a time.
Sri Lanka Cricket informed Malinga to play in the domestic competition and also he'll named for the forthcoming transnational tenures. But, due to guiding liabilities in Mumbai Indians, Malinga also missed 2018 Super Provincial One Day Event.

Still, Malinga blazoned that he hope to join transnational team for the South African limited over stint in Sri Lanka 2018. But he wasn't picked for both ODIs and T20Is.
He still continued to work on his fitness and bowling with his tutor Anusha Ramanayake and following an emotional domestic season he was latterly recalled to the public platoon for the 2018 Asia Cup.

Malinga was included in the team for 2018 Asia Cup as the decoration fast bowler with Suranga Lakmal. He played the opening game of the series with Bangladesh and took two lattices in the first over of the match. He finished the spell with 4 lattices for just 23 runs.
On 13 October 2018 against England in the alternate ODI of the series, Malinga took his 8th five- gate haul. Four lattices of them were slow dipping yorkers, which credited as his stylish strength in the career. He finished five lattices for 44 runs, despite Sri Lanka lost the match by 31 runs in D/ L system. During the match, he also completed 500 transnational lattices.
Late ODI career

During South African series in early 2019, under the captaincy of Malinga, Sri Lanka suffered another big loss. They lost the ODI series 5 – 0, which was the alternate time they lost 5 – 0 to South Africa down. In the T20I series, Sri Lanka suffered a 3 – 0 loss.

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Unknown Facts In September 2019, during the series against New Zealand, Malinga became the first bowler to take 100 wickets in Twenty20 International cricket. Malinga took a hat-trick to become the first bowler to claim two T20I hat-tricks, and four wickets in four balls, in the third over of his spell, while becoming the second bowler in the world to take four wickets in four consecutive balls in T20I history after Rashid Khan during the process.
In January 2021, he retired from T20 franchise cricket.

Early years
Malinga grew up in modest circumstances in Rathgama, a coastal village situated 12 km northwest of Galle. He often played cricket with friends on the sand banks and coconut groves by a river in his cricket-obsessed village. His father Separamadu Milton, is a retired bus mechanic who worked out of the Galle depot. He had his education at three schools, namely Mahinda College, Galle, Vidyaloka College, Galle and Vidyathilake Vidyalaya, Thiranagama. Malinga had his primary education at Vidyathilake Vidyalaya in Thiranagama, a school situated near by his village. He married Tanya Perera in 2010.

Lasith Malinga Career Separamadu Lasith Malinga is a Sri Lankan cricketer. He captained the Sri Lankan 2014 T20 World Cup winning side. Widely regarded as one of the best limited over bowlers of all time, he is the only bowler to have taken 4 wickets in 4 consecutive balls in international cricket two times

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However, in 2016 against India, he was appointed as the ODI captain due to injuries to permanent captain. Sri Lanka lost the match in that game.
On 14 December 2018, Malinga was appointed as the limited over captain for New Zealand tour.

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Will Drive?	✈	Yes
Is Lasith Malinga, Swims?	✈	Not Sure Yet
Is Lasith Malinga, Yoga Practitioner?	✈	No
Does Gym?	✈	Yes
Is Lasith Malinga, a Jogger?	✈	Yes
Eating Habit?	✈	Non-Vegetarian
Lasith Malinga's Hobbies	✈	Listening to Music, Travelling
Food	✈	Punjabi, Spanish
Music	✈	Heavy metal, House music
Sports	✈	Cricket

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