The name of former Sri Lankan captain and explosive opener Sanath Jayasuriya is recorded in golden letters in cricket history. He not only changed the definition of cricket with his fierce batting, but has also won many matches to his team with the ball, but the more shiny his cricket career was, the more confused his personal life was. Jayasuriya, who has been 56 years old, had three marriages, but all three relationships proved to be a failure.
Why break relationship in first marriage
Jayasuriya first married Air Sri Lankan ground hostess Sumud Karunanayak in 1998, but this relationship was over in just a few months. According to reports, Jayasuriya had divorced that this marriage was becoming harmful for her cricket career. Jayasuriya also said that his wife had left him, due to which he was facing a lot of difficulties.
Three children from second marriage, but then the same result
After this, Jayasuriya married Sandra Disilva in 2000, who was a flight attendant in the airlines. Both had three children, Savindi, Yalindi and Raunak, but this relationship could not last long and both were divorced in 2012. According to reports, the main reason for this divorce was Jayasuriya’s affair with someone else.
Third marriage and then embarrassing end
After this, Jayasuriya was married to model and actress Malika Sirisena. Both of them got married quietly in February 2012 at the Buddhist temple in Mount Lavinia, but shortly after, Malika left Jayasuriya and married a businessman.
The story became even more disputed from here. In 2017, a private video went viral on social media, in which Jayasuriya and Malika appeared in a private moment. According to reports, at that time Jayasuriya was accused of leaking this video in a sense of revenge, which was increasingly spread to WhatsApp and other platforms.
Cricket career was historic
Jayasuriya’s cricket career has been fantastic. He has scored 6973 runs in 110 Tests and 13430 runs in 445 ODIs. He has 28 centuries and 440 international wickets in ODIs. Jayasuriya was also a part of the 1996 World Cup winner Sri Lankan team. In 2011, he said goodbye to cricket.
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