Lahiru Kumara made his Test debut for Sri Lanka against Zimbabwe in 2016 and claimed his first Test victim by dismissing Peter Moor. Owing to his good form, Kumara was called-up to be a part of Sri Lanka’s squad during their tour of South Africa later that year.
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He performed well in the series and even picked up his maiden fifer. His bowling figures of 6/122 are the second-best bowling figure by any bowler in South Africa.
His bowling form has continued into 2018. He has been in good form when playing outside Sri Lanka and has also picked up 26 wickets in six Test matches. 17 of those 26 wickets came in the recently concluded Test series against the West Indies where he showed just how dangerous he can be.
His form continued when Sri Lanka toured New Zealand recently as he scalped a total of nine wickets in two Test matches. This helped him climb into the fourth spot on this list.
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