Havent seen this guy Perer before. Anyone seen his bowling.
http://www.cricinfo.com/sl-tri2010/content/current/story/473743.html
The Sri Lankan seamers, led by Thisara Perera, owned the first half of the game as India were shot out for 103 in the vital encounter in Dambulla. What stood out was Sri Lanka’s discipline in executing the plan to perfection. What surprised you was how easily India fell into the individual traps.
Sri Lanka had a plan to each batsman, simple in its thought and perfect in its execution. Far often these days, Dinesh Karthik’s plan to tackle the moving new ball, while opening, has been too one-dimensional: He walks down the track in an effort to make the bowler change the length. Nearly always, Kumar Sangakkara counters it by standing up to the stumps. If Karthik has a plan B, it doesn’t really come through with any sort of clarity. Today, again, once Sangakkara stood up, Karthik started to stutter. Nuwan Kulasekara is known for his incutters but he kept pushing them away from Karthik’s outside edge. Sure enough, he fell, nicking one that straightened outside off though the replays didn’t confirm the edge.
For some time now, Rohit Sharma’s iffy foot work has dragged him into trouble. Time and again, he presses that front leg far too across and tries to get the bat around the front pad. Often, he doesn’t manage to do it in time. Today, too, he fell, trapped in right in front by Angelo Mathews. The discipline in the plan came through again: For five deliveries (four in the over before the dismissal), Mathews took it away from Rohit before he brought one back in to get his man.
India’s other young middle-order hope Suresh Raina was repeatedly tested with deliveries in the off-stump corridor. For some reason, Raina, who has been in good form recently, struggled to get on the front foot and paid for it. He edged one from Mathews, which led to a fierce appeal from all the close-in fielders, but wasn’t given out. He poked at a similar delivery from Perera and didn’t seem to get an inside edge but was given out this time.
India slid into further trouble as MS Dhoni fell after a scratchy innings. In the recent past, he has developed this habit of walking forward and across and poking uncertainly at seaming deliveries. Often, it has landed him in trouble. Today, he twice edged Perera just past the lone slip fielder placed slightly wide. On both occasions, Sangakkara was standing up to the stumps. As soon as Sangakkara went back, Dhoni walked forward and across and lunged out at another Perera delivery. Edge and gone!
Only Yuvraj Singh looked in any sort of control. He unfurled a couple of gorgeous drives - one was caressed through extra cover and the other sped away between the bowler and mid-off. He hit a stunning six over wide long-off but fell, given out lbw when a Malinga delivery not only hit him outside the off stump but was also missing it. And the lower order didn’t last long - Ravindra Jadeja squeezed out to gully, Praveen Kumar fell to an over-ambitious hit, Ashish Nehra was bounced out, and Perera completed his maiden five-for when he bowled Ishant Sharma.
They are improving day by day 
