Kumar Sangakkara is regarded as one of the greatest batsmen and wicketkeepers in cricket history. Born on October 27, 1977, in Matale, Sangakkara’s illustrious career spanned from 2000 to 2015, during which he redefined consistency and class across all formats. Wearing jersey number 11, Sangakkara was a prolific left-handed batsman known for his elegant stroke play, technical prowess, and exceptional cricketing intelligence. He amassed over 28,000 international runs, including 38 Test centuries and 25 ODI centuries, making him one of the highest run-scorers in the world. As captain, Sangakkara led Sri Lanka through a successful era, including reaching the 2011 World Cup final. He was renowned for his calm leadership and ability to inspire teammates. His partnerships, especially with Mahela Jayawardene, formed the backbone of Sri Lankan batting dominance for over a decade. Off the field, Sangakkara is celebrated for his articulate views on the game and contributions to cricket administration and commentary. His legacy is that of a complete cricketer—an outstanding batsman, agile keeper, and visionary leader.