with Baldry Badgers. Boteju had an indifferent first season, playing in less than half of the games that season. His position in the batting line up changed on a game by game basis, with only one innings of note. This one innings was the innings of the season, where he bludgeoned an unbeaten 40 of 12 balls. His bowling was equally fruitless with season stats of 20 overs, 0 wickets at a very expensive 236 runs. In his second season, a batting slot opened up in the Baldry Badgers starting 11, at the top of the order. Boteju hit the ground running. In his first game, he played a cool and calm innings scoring 80* chasing down a 200+ target. As the season progressed his aggression came to the forefront with indiscriminate battering of bowlers in every game of the season. A testament to this extraordinary season can be reflected in the fact that his lowest score was 50. Conversely, Boteju had yet another indifferent season with the bowl, yet again failing to take a wicket in all 10 games, having conceded 300 runs. Boteju failed to start a single game this season as the result of an injury encountered during the offseason. This injury has since been noted as career ending. International career After impressive domestic seasons, Boteju was included to the India series in 1999, where he made his ODI debut on 22 March 1999. He could not make a good performance and dropped from the squad after 2 ODIs. References 1977 births Living people Bloomfield Cricket and Athletic Club cricketers Colombo Cricket Club cricketers Moors Sports Club cricketers Sri Lanka One Day International cricketers Sri Lankan cricketers Sri Lankan cricket umpires