Sri Lanka v Australia, 2nd T20I, Colombo
Sep 9, 2016 Tillakaratne Dilshan could not make an impact with the bat in his farewell game, but he has anointed Sri Lanka's highest-scorer in the match, Dhananjaya de Silva, as a possible successor
Sri Lanka v Australia, 2nd T20I, Colombo
Sep 9, 2016 The ball still spun, and the sell-out crowds bayed for Sri Lanka, but Australia have comfortably won the limited-overs series playing "scrappy cricket", captain David Warner said
Sri Lanka v Australia, 2nd T20I, Colombo
Sep 9, 2016 Plays of the day from the second T20I between Sri Lanka and Australia in Colombo
Sri Lanka v Australia, 2nd T20I, Colombo (RPS)
Sep 9, 2016 Sri Lanka had been changing their side every match and Australia had already sent several men home, but like a well-heeled theatre troupe, the players that remained delivered the same performance they seemed to have given many times already this series
Sri Lanka v Australia, 2nd T20I, Colombo
Sep 8, 2016 Graham Ford, the Sri Lanka head coach, hopes his bowlers can execute better under pressure during the second T20I against Australia in Colombo
Tillakaratne Dilshan retires
Sep 8, 2016 A captain's fantasy and an occasional nightmare, Sri Lanka's retiring hero was defined by the blazes he started, and if they spread quickly enough, that defined the games he played
Sri Lanka v Australia, 1st T20I, Pallekele
Sep 6, 2016 Australia allrounder Glenn Maxwell revealed he had been eyeing up the opening position for some time after he hit a 65-ball 145 not out from the top of the order
Sri Lanka v Australia, 1st T20I, Pallekele
Sep 6, 2016 Plays of the day from the first T20 international between Sri Lanka and Australia in Pallekele
Sri Lanka v Australia, 1st T20I, Pallekele
Sep 6, 2016 In 90 minutes of outlandish clean-striking, Glenn Maxwell marked a monumental return to form, sent Sri Lanka into freefall, and stole their T20 world record from under their noses
Sri Lanka v Australia, 1st T20I, Pallekele
Sep 5, 2016 Sri Lanka's transitioning limited-overs squad face yet another stern test in Pallekele against Australia, who cracked the dusty pitches as their batsmen steadily developed a taste for spin
