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Pawan Rathnayake set for Harare baptism
Sunday Island
|August 24, 2025
Sri Lanka's selectors have often treated tours of Zimbabwe as a nursery ground, a place to blood in bright new talent without the pressure cooker glare of tougher assignments.
It was in Harare and Bulawayo that the likes of Farveez Maharoof, Angelo Mathews and Dinesh Chandimal first walked out in national colours. Next week, all signs point to Pawan Rathnayake being handed the same baton.
Rathnayake turns 23 on Sunday and could well be lighting up Harare with the same fireworks he has uncorked so often in domestic cricket. A prolific run-getter for both his club and Sri Lanka 'A', the former Under-19 star has been hammering at the selectors' door so insistently that it was no longer possible to keep him waiting. Former captains too have urged that the time is ripe, stoking curiosity among fans: just what makes him so special? They may soon find out.
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