Sri Lanka Board President's XI v Indians, tour match, 2nd day, Colombo
Jul 22, 2017 Virat Kohli was the only batsmen to make fifty plus, while Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan and Wriddhiman Saha all crossed 30 before retiring out
Sri Lanka Board President's XI v Indians, tour match, 1st day, Colombo
Jul 21, 2017 Ravindra Jadeja and Kuldeep Yadav scythed through Sri Lanka Board President's batting to bowl them out for 187, before India finished the first warm-up day at 135 for 3
Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe, only Test, Colombo, 5th day
Jul 18, 2017 Zimbabwe's captain said the team had chinks to work out - particularly with their bowling - and hoped this performance would get them the regular cricket needed for that
Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe, only Test, Colombo, 5th day
Jul 18, 2017 Asela Gunaratne was the go-to man on Tuesday - for Niroshan Dickwella, with whom he put on 121, and for captain Dinesh Chandimal
Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe, only Test, Colombo, 5th day
Jul 18, 2017 Sri Lanka pursued 388 - the highest successful chase on the island - with fifties from Niroshan Dickwella and Asela Gunaratne
Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe, only Test, Colombo, 4th day
Jul 17, 2017 Seeing out Graeme Cremer and staying positive will reverse a little pressure and bring a mammoth 388 target within reach, according to Dimuth Karunaratne
Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe, only Test, Colombo, 4th day
Jul 17, 2017 Raza also acknowledged continuity, a theory endorsed by head coach Heath Streak and chief selector Tatenda Taibu, for their recent upswing
Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe, only Test, Colombo, 4th day
Jul 17, 2017 Graeme Cremer stuck himself into Sri Lanka's flesh on the fourth day, first making a stubborn 48 from No. 9, then claiming two wickets, as Zimbabwe dismissed three Sri Lankan batsmen in their defense of 388
Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe, only Test, Colombo, 3rd day
Jul 16, 2017 Malcolm Waller believes confidence bred by the ODI series victory has bled into the Tests as well
Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe, only Test, Colombo, 3rd day
Jul 16, 2017 The soft ball turned less sharply off the pitch and the Khettarama surface itself has become easier to bat on, according to Sri Lanka's interim head coach Nic Pothas, thus allowing Zimbabwe's revival