- Sanath Jayasuriya:
The left-handed batsman Sanath Jayasuriya was the part of ICC Champions Trophy between 1998 and 2009. He is the fifth all-time player in its (ICC Champions Trophy) history, who has smashed 67 boundaries in 20 matches.
The Mata-born former Lankan skipper has registered 536 runs at an average of 29.77 in the tournament which has been also dubbed as the Mini World Cup.
Jayasuriya has smashed an unbeaten 102 against Pakistan at Colombo in 2002 in the first match of Pool 4. Sri Lanka went on to win the game by eight wickets and 83 balls to spare, as the Lions chased the target of 201 in 36.1 overs.
The ace Lankan Lion played 445 ODIs in which he scored 13,430 runs at an average of 32.46, as his tally of score included 28 centuries and 68 fifties.