aponso造句

• Left-hander Aponso hit seven boundaries in his 80-ball knock.
• Aponso took a single wicket during the match, that of Ajith Wasantha.
• Does anybody know whether Apostolic Father Rohan Lalith Aponso is a hoax or a vanity article?
• Sri Lankan Flavian Aponso made 23 and captain, Dutch-born Steven Lubbers, made 34.
• Some bold batting from the inform Klaas van Noortwijk and Flavian Aponso gave the total some respectability.
• Aponso represented Sri Lanka on one occasion before the country received Sebastianites in Sri Lankan domestic cricket.
• Sri Lanka lost the match by 3 wickets, but commentators praised the bowling performances of Aponso.
• Left-hander Aponso hit seven boundaries in his 80-ball knock . ( ik-kg)
• He hit another two sixes off Flavian Aponso, and one each off spinners Tim de Leede and Steven Lubbers.
• The introduction of Dukanwala in the 26th over removed Aponso but U . A . E .'s joy was short lived.
• Aponso made a single first-class appearance for the team, during the 1994 / 95 Saravanamuttu Trophy season, against Moratuwa.
• Returning for his last spell, Younis uprooted Aponso's leg stump and then removed Lefebvre's middle stump . ( ik)
• None played international cricket for the island again, although Aponso represented the Netherlands in the 1996 World Cup at the age of 43.
• Aponso's 58 runs included a six, a catch carried over the boundary by Saeed Anwar off Mushtaq Ahmed and three other boundaries.
• He removed opener Norlan Clarke for his third duck of the tourney before Cantrell and Aponso figured in a 74-run second wicket stand.
• Noortwijk who hit a fine 64 against England in Peshawar in his side's 49 runs defeat played second fiddle to the left handed Aponso.
• He removed opener Norlan Clarke for his third duck of the tourney before Cantrell's and Aponso's 74-run second wicket stand.
• Aponso, a former Sri Lankan rebel cricketer used the long handle sparingly in his 106-ball innings as the pair gradually resurrected the sagging innings.
• "' Goniamalimage John Anthony Flavian Aponso "'( born 28 October 1952 in Colombo, Sri Lanka ) was a 1996 World Cup.
• Noorwijk who hit a fine 64 against England in the last outing, played second fiddle in a 73-run fourth wicket stand dominated by left hander Aponso.