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West Indies opener Chris Gayle has opted to take legal action against Fairfax Media after they claimed that he indecently exposed himself to a woman during the 2015 World Cup.
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West Indies opener Chris Gayle has opted to take legal action against Fairfax Media after they claimed that he indecently exposed himself to a woman during the 2015 World Cup.
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Sri Lanka’s sports ministry has told the country’s Financial Crimes Investigation Department (FCID) that batsman Kusal Perera and another player were allegedly approached to fix a match.
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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 Cricket (SLC) have confirmed that two male officials have been found guilty of sexually harassing members of Sri Lanka’s women’s team.
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England pace bowler Stuart Broad has admitted that he suffered from nightmares after being hit in the face by a delivery from India pace bowler Varun Aaron last summer.

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.
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Renowned sports psychologist Jeremy Snape will work with Sri Lanka for a two-week period during the upcoming World 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.

“The players are going to attend a four-day conditioning camp from Wednesday and these sessions are part of the camp”
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Every member of Pakistan’s World Cup squad will attend two counselling sessions with Dr Babri, who is a renowned sports psychologist, before travelling to New Zealand next week.