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Sri Lanka batsman could be banned for up to four years after a B sample he submitted tested positive for a banned substance.
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Sri Lanka batsman could be banned for up to four years after a B sample he submitted tested positive for a banned substance.
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The Federal Board of Revenue and Taxation (FBR) have confiscated Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq’s land cruiser for non-payment of taxes and duty.
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The third and final ODI between Pakistan and Zimbabwe in Lahore will go ahead as scheduled despite a suicide attack near Gaddafi Stadium during the second match.

Dissanayake has been urged to look into the matter as soon as possible since it involves a leading Indian batsman
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Sri Lanka’s new sports minister Navin Dissanayake has been urged to investigate a match-fixing incident involving an Indian player during the 2010 Asia Cup.

Sangakkara claims that Ranatunga and Aluthgamage “tried to intentionally cause me embarrassment and tarnish my reputation”
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Sri Lanka wicketkeeper-batsman Kumar Sangakkara has taken another swipe at Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) secretary Nishantha Ranatunga in an email sent to the board.

Members of the women’s team were reportedly forced to perform sexual favours in order to retain their spot in the side
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Despite being under investigation for allegations of sexual misconduct, Sri Lanka have retained the officials in charge of the country’s women’s team for the their upcoming tour of the United Arab Emirates.
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Newly appointed Sri Lanka head coach Marvan Atapattu has announced that he aims to keep cricket and politics separate.
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Legendary India batsman Sachin Tendulkar has reached out to those affected by the devastating floods in Jammu and Kashmir by donating a large amount of relief materials.
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New Zealand’s parliament has unanimously agreed to make match-fixing a criminal offence after they approved the bill’s first reading on Thursday.