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Sri Lankan cricketer
Representative photo · Colombo Cricket Club Ground · The original uploader was PaddyBriggs at English Wikipedia. · Public domain
One-day (50 overs) · Women
From Kavisha Dilhari’s last 40 innings in this format, latest 28 Jul 2026; recent games count most.
T20 · Women
From Kavisha Dilhari’s last 71 innings in this format, latest 22 Sept 2026; recent games count most.
Tested on innings it never saw: the runs range held 54% of the time, the wickets range 79%.
A prediction, not a certainty. For fun and insight, not betting.
We start from the player’s own record in the format, weighting recent innings most and leaning on the average for their batting position when the record is short, then spread it the way real innings spread: most scores are small and a few are big, so the range is wide.
Asian Games Women's Cricket Competition · 2026
India216/3
Sri Lanka69/10
India won by 147 runs
Asian Games Women's Cricket Competition · 2026
Pakistan177/4
Sri Lanka178/2
Sri Lanka won by 8 wickets
Asian Games Women's Cricket Competition · 2026
Sri Lanka160/4
Malaysia74/7
Sri Lanka won by 86 runs
Photo: Dave Morton
Original photograph ↗ · Public domain
Resized and converted to WebP; original framing preserved.
Historical photograph; current appearance and conditions may differ.
Figures come from the matches in our archive, which for Kavisha Dilhari run from 16 Sept 2018 to 22 Sept 2026. They may not cover the full career or the latest games. International and domestic cricket are kept apart and super overs are left out.
Average is runs per dismissal (batting) or runs per wicket (bowling); strike rate is runs per 100 balls (batting) or balls per wicket (bowling); economy is runs per six legal balls. Run-outs count every run-out the player took part in.
Role and country are worked out from those matches. They describe the archive, not an official designation.
Born 2001.
