Sri Lanka quick bowler Dushmantha Chameera has been supplanted by Dilshan Madushanka in the crew for the continuous World Cup Qualifier in Zimbabwe. Chameera, who just partook in the warm-up games because of a physical issue he endured at an instructional meeting, has been governed out of the competition. The 31-year-old had just barely gotten back to the Sri Lankan set-up in the wake of tearing his lower leg muscle in the T20 World Cup a year ago. He has missed 30 of Sri Lanka's 32 matches across designs since October 2022 and is confronting additional time uninvolved. Madushanka comes on the rear of his great structure, getting nine wickets with his left-arm pace against a meeting South Africa A side across three 50-over games and afterward one more four in a four-day experience, this month. Fourteen days prior, he turned into the Lanka Chief Association's most costly marking, when he was purchased by Jaffna Rulers for US$ 92,000. By and large in ODIs, he has 50 wickets in 44 matches at an economy pace of 5.39. Last week, Madushanka was one of the three players added to the Sri Lanka's Reality Cup Qualifier crew as "backup choices". Sri Lanka are best positioned among the six groups in conflict for the last two spots in the 2023 World Cup in India beginning October 5. They are undefeated up to this point, winning four out of four games. They take on Netherlands on Friday followed by Zimbabwe on July 2 and West Indies on July 7. The best two groups on the Very Six focuses table continue on toward the World Cup.