Sri Lanka batsman Kusal Mendis arrested after crashing a cyclist in car accident

          Key Features

• Kusal Mendis hit a cyclist while driving on Sunday
• The man kicked the bucket quickly after the accident
• Mendis has been captured and will be delivered before an officer

      

Sri Lanka's premier middle-order batsman, Kusal Mendis was captured on Sunday in the wake of being purportedly engaged with the killing of a cyclist, outside Colombo, the capital of the 'Island Nation'.

The 74-year old person kicked the bucket in a flash, right off the bat in the first light, as detailed by the police.

25-year-old Mendis was driving an SUV at Pandura when the accident occurred. Mendis will be created before a judge later on Sunday.

Prior, the Sri Lankan center request batsman was named in the 16-man crew for the two-coordinate Test arrangement planned against England in March.

Be that as it may, the arrangement was dropped because of the flare-up of coronavirus comprehensively. Additionally, the gifted right-gave batsman was a piece of the crew which continued preparing post-COVID-emergencies.

It is accepted that street mishaps execute upwards of 3,000 individuals yearly in Sri Lanka. Likewise, previous Lankan leg-spinner Kaushal Lokuarchchi was given a four-year suspended prison sentence for lethally colliding with a walker that executed her in 2003.

Mendis has spoken to Sri Lanka in 44 Tests, 76 ODIs, and 26 T20Is, where he has amassed 2995 runs, 2164 runs, and 484 run individually. Likewise, Mendis has nine universal tons to his name alongside 28 half-hundreds of years.

Things have just turned sour to more terrible for Sri Lankan Cricket generally with claims of match-fixing in the 2011 World Cup last by previous Sports Minister and the capture of Shehan Madushanka, who was found possessing precluded drugs.