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Arjuna should keeping firing away

As Sri Lanka’s 1996 World Cup-winning captain turns 60 tomorrow, it is hoped that he continues to be a non-fence sitter irrespective if people agree or cringe at the Colombo-based great’s observations

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Former captain Arjuna Ranatunga at the Ministry of Youth and Sports in Colombo on November 6 following Sri Lanka’s dismal performance at the World Cup. Pic/AFP

Former captain Arjuna Ranatunga at the Ministry of Youth and Sports in Colombo on November 6 following Sri Lanka’s dismal performance at the World Cup. Pic/AFP

Clayton MurzelloIf ever Arjuna Ranatunga gets down to write his autobiography, he wouldn’t have to think too hard for a title. He would only have to look at his own personality and come up with something like, Shooting From the Lip or Pulling No Punches. And how about Least Bothered, something that he stressed recently in this newspaper when it came to talking about what administrators think about his views?

International cricket’s most outspoken World Cup-winning captain turns 60 tomorrow. It’s been an incredible life in which he took his country to the very top of one-day cricket in an era of sheer dominance.

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