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Sri Lanka’s batting duo of Upul Tharanga and Kithuruwan Vithanage have both been recalled into the national team for the upcoming ODI series against South Africa, which gets underway on July 6 in Colombo.
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Sri Lanka’s batting duo of Upul Tharanga and Kithuruwan Vithanage have both been recalled into the national team for the upcoming ODI series against South Africa, which gets underway on July 6 in Colombo.
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The Sydney Thunder have signed South Africa all-rounder Jacques Kallis for the next two seasons of the Big Bash League (BBL).
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Sri Lanka’s batting duo of Mahela Jayawardene and Lahiru Thirimanne both scored half-centuries to lead their side to a comfortable six-wicket win over England at Edgbaston.
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Sri Lanka survived England wicketkeeper Jos Buttler’s incredible 121-run blitz at Lord’s to level the series at 2-2.
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Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Najam Sethi has announced that the board has invited Sri Lanka to tour the war-torn nation.
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Sri Lanka batsmen Kithuruwan Vithanage and Ashan Priyanjan are set to make their Twenty20 International debuts after being included in the squad for the national team’s one-off Twenty20 International against England later this month.
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Sri Lanka showcased an all-round performance to cruise past Ireland by 79 runs in the first of two ODIs in Dublin.
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Herath took five wickets and only gave away three runs from 3.3 overs
Sri Lanka spinner Rangana Herath wreaked havoc on the New Zealand batsmen as he recorded his maiden five-wicket haul to lead his side to a 59-run win in Chittagong and to the semi-finals of the World Twenty20.
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Sri Lanka last toured England in May 2011
Sri Lanka have named their squad for their upcoming tour of Ireland and England, which begins in May.
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The scoreboard speaks for itself
This is a day the Netherlands will never want to remember as they were bowled out for the lowest score in Twenty20 International history during their nine-wicket loss to Sri Lanka in Chittagong.