Wayamba Wolves Team Players List, Squad, Playing XIs

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Wayamba Wolves is a franchise cricket team that take part in Sri Lanka Premier League, representing North Western Province. Wadhawan Holdings Private Limited purchased the team for $5.02 million in 2012.

Below the list of Wayamba Wolves Team Players.



Coach:
Trevor Bayliss

Foreign players:
Azhar Mahmood (Pakistan)
Umar Akmal (Pakistan)
Tamim Iqbal (Bangladesh)
Colin Ingram (South Africa)
Kemar Roach (West Indies)
James Faulkner (Australia)
Abdul Razzaq (Pakistan)
Brad Hogg (Australia)

Local players:
Dinesh Chandimal
Isuru Udana
Kushal Janith Perera
Akhila Dhananjaya
Kaushal Weeraratne
Shehan Jayasuriya
Suranga Lakmal
Milinda Siriwardana
Chathuraga Kumara
Nimesh Perera
Chaminda Vaas
Alankara Asanka
Dashun Shanaka
Malinga Pushpakumara
Dilesh Gunaratne
Mahela Jaywardene




Mahela Jayawardene
captain
Age: 35 years 40 days
Playing role: Batsman
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-armmedium



Abdul Razzaq
Age: 32 years 217 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm fast-medium




Azhar Mahmood
Age: 37 years 129 days
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm fast-medium



Dinesh Chandimal
Age: 22 years 231 days
Playing role: Wicketkeeper batsman
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm offbreak




james Faulkner
Age: 22 years 68 days
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Left-armmedium



Dilesh Gunaratne
Age: 23 years 95 days
Playing role: Bowler
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Left-arm fast-medium




Brad Hogg
Age: 41 years 151 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Slow left-arm chinaman



Colin Ingram
Age: 27 years 3 days
Playing role: Top-order batsman
Batting: Left-hand bat




Shehan Jayasuriya
Age: 20 years 298 days
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm offbrea



Suranga Lakmal
Age: 25 years 118 days
Playing role: Bowler
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-armmedium-fast




Kushal Janith Perera
Age: 21 years 324 days
Playing role: Wicketkeeper batsman
Batting: Left-hand bat



Nimesh Perera – jnr
Age: 30 years 179 days
Playing role: Batsman
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-armmedium




Malinda Pushpakumara
Age: 25 years 104 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Slow left-arm orthodox



Kemar Roach
Age: 24 years 6 days
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm fast




Dasun Shanaka
Age: 20 years 301 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-armmedium



Alankara Asanka Silva
Age: 27 years 93 days
Playing role: Bowler
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Right-arm offbreak




Milinda Siriwardana
Age: 26 years 215 days
Playing role: Allrounder
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Slow left-armorthodox



Tamim Iqbal
Age: 23 years 108 days
Playing role: Openingb atsman
Batting: Left-hand bat




Isuru Udana
Age: 24 years 140 days
Batting: Right-hand bat
Bowling: Left-armmedium-fast



Umar Akmal
Age: 22 years 41 days
Playing role: Middle-order batsman
Batting: Right-hand bat




Chaminda Vaas
Age: 38 years 161 days
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Left-arm fast-medium



Kaushalya Weeraratne
Age: 31 years 159 days
Batting: Left-hand bat
Bowling: Right-armmedium-fast

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