Name | Roshan Lakmal |
Date of Birth | 02-01-1989 |
Age | 35 |
Nationality | Sri Lankan |
Player Status | Placed (North Devon CC - Devon Cricket League) |
Playing Role | Batting All-Rounder (Spin) |
Bowling Style | SLA Orthodox Spin |
Batting Style | RH Top Order Bat |
Entry Route (UK) | International Sportsperson Visa |
Major Teams | Nondescripts Cricket Club, Panadura Sports Club, Galle Cricket Club, Moors Sports Club U23s |
Coaching Qualifications | ECB Core Coach |
Local Accommodation | Dandenong (VIC) |
Roshan Lakmal is an accomplished all-rounder who has returned to Sri Lankan domestic cricket last summer (2022), following a decade’s hiatus, much of which was spent plying his trade in Australia.
He returned with a bang for Panadura, racking up 442 runs at 44.20 in his 10 Major League Tournament (first-class) fixtures, before a further 241 at 40.16 including a century (101*) last summer from Panadura's number 3 slot.
Due to the strength and depth of spin within the Panadura ranks, bowling opportunities have been limited, but Lakmal is a quality left-arm spinner evidenced by his prior success in both domestic and Australian club cricket. In 34 first-class matches (at the point of writing), Lakmal has bagged 3 five-wicket bags, a 10 wicket match haul, and 49 poles at 27.81, alongside 949 runs at 29.65 in his 40 first-class innings.
Following his first-class debut (2009), and three initial seasons in Sri Lankan domestic cricket, Lakmal headed for the first of his 6 seasons in Australia. He became a legend in the South East Cricket Association (Longmuir Shield) courtesy of his exploits for Mackie Cricket Club.
Having joined the club as predominantly a left-arm spinner in 2013/14, he would go on to excel in both facets scoring 2,178 runs at 32.51, alongside 145 wickets at 20.37. He enjoyed arguably his most prolific season (particularly with the bat) during what proved to be his final season in 2019/20 before COVID struck.
Lakmal has now resumed domestic cricket in Sri Lanka and is looking to build on his success to date.
Following his 2023/24 campaign, he embarked on a new venture, this time to play cricket in England. It's fair to say Lakmal excelled for North Devon hitting 1,423 runs at 79.06 alongside 59 wickets at 16.90 in both the Devon and North Devon League's, respectively.
Courtesy of his success, and North Devon's promotion and return to the ECB Premier League, Lakmal has re-signed for a second stint at Instow for the 2025 season.
Team (Season) | Runs | Ave | Wkts | Avg |
---|---|---|---|---|
North Devon (2024) | 1423 | 79.06 | 59 | 16.9 |
Mackie (2019/20) | 373 | 41.44 | 33 | 19.58 |
Mackie (2018/19) | 395 | 39.50 | 17 | 20.29 |
Mackie (2017/18) | 266 | 29.56 | 11 | 35.00 |
Mackie (2016/17) | 483 | 32.20 | 31 | 19.87 |
Mackie (2015/16) | 256 | 25.60 | 18 | 23.61 |
Mackie (2014/15) | 405 | 28.93 | 35 | 15.34 |
Name | Roshan Lakmal |
Date of Birth | 02-01-1989 |
Age | 35 |
Nationality | Sri Lankan |
Player Status | Placed |
Playing Role | Batting All-Rounder (Spin) |
Player Status | Placed (North Devon CC - Devon Cricket League) |
Bowling Style | SLA Orthodox Spin |
Batting Style | RH Top Order Bat |
Entry Route (UK) | International Sportsperson Visa |
Major Teams | Nondescripts Cricket Club, Panadura Sports Club, Galle Cricket Club, Moors Sports Club U23s |
Coaching Qualifications | ECB Core Coach |
Local Accommodation | Dandenong (VIC) |
Roshan Lakmal is an accomplished all-rounder who has returned to Sri Lankan domestic cricket last summer (2022), following a decade’s hiatus, much of which was spent plying his trade in Australia.
He returned with a bang for Panadura, racking up 442 runs at 44.20 in his 10 Major League Tournament (first-class) fixtures, before a further 241 at 40.16 including a century (101*) last summer from Panadura's number 3 slot.
Due to the strength and depth of spin within the Panadura ranks, bowling opportunities have been limited, but Lakmal is a quality left-arm spinner evidenced by his prior success in both domestic and Australian club cricket. In 34 first-class matches (at the point of writing), Lakmal has bagged 3 five-wicket bags, a 10 wicket match haul, and 49 poles at 27.81, alongside 949 runs at 29.65 in his 40 first-class innings.
Following his first-class debut (2009), and three initial seasons in Sri Lankan domestic cricket, Lakmal headed for the first of his 6 seasons in Australia. He became a legend in the South East Cricket Association (Longmuir Shield) courtesy of his exploits for Mackie Cricket Club.
Having joined the club as predominantly a left-arm spinner in 2013/14, he would go on to excel in both facets scoring 2,178 runs at 32.51, alongside 145 wickets at 20.37. He enjoyed arguably his most prolific season (particularly with the bat) during what proved to be his final season in 2019/20 before COVID struck.
Lakmal has now resumed domestic cricket in Sri Lanka and is looking to build on his success to date.
Following his 2023/24 campaign, he embarked on a new venture, this time to play cricket in England. It's fair to say Lakmal excelled for North Devon hitting 1,423 runs at 79.06 alongside 59 wickets at 16.90 in both the Devon and North Devon League's, respectively.
Courtesy of his success, and North Devon's promotion and return to the ECB Premier League, Lakmal has re-signed for a second stint at Instow for the 2025 season.
Team (Season) | Runs | Ave | Wkts | Avg |
---|---|---|---|---|
North Devon (2024) | 1423 | 79.06 | 59 | 16.9 |
Mackie (2019/20) | 373 | 41.44 | 33 | 19.58 |
Mackie (2018/19) | 395 | 39.50 | 17 | 20.29 |
Mackie (2017/18) | 266 | 29.56 | 11 | 35.00 |
Mackie (2016/17) | 483 | 32.20 | 31 | 19.87 |
Mackie (2015/16) | 256 | 25.60 | 18 | 23.61 |
Mackie (2014/15) | 405 | 28.93 | 35 | 15.34 |