England could bring back Joe Denly after eight years in the wilderness, while Sri Lanka have called up Sadeera Samarawickrama

Ambidextrous bowling might sound like a novelty - but Sri Lanka's Kamindu Mendis is one among a group of young players experimenting with the skill

A green day in cricket history

Both teams have lost players to injury as the series moves to Pallekele with England 1-0 up

Sri Lanka and England will be hoping for better weather in Dambulla after rain limited them to 15 overs of play in the first ODI

Sri Lanka's monsoon season was the only winner in Dambulla as the first ODI was abandoned after just 15 overs of play

England are without a couple of first-choice pace bowlers but bring a formidable batting line-up against a struggling home team

The former England batsman's autobiography is a tale of survival in more ways than one

England have announced their first Test squad in the post-Alastair Cook era, and there are a number of permutations for how they will line up in Galle

A season that began amid uncertainty has culminated in a remarkable resurgence for one of the oldest and proudest clubs in the land

Daryl Mitchell concedes that new format is 'still cricket' as ECB seeks feedback from players after Hundred open day

Balls are the future as the ECB's new format undergoes an open day of testing at Trent Bridge

On his last day in the job as a Test opener, Alastair Cook's scriptwriters duly did the occasion justice, as he became the fifth man in the history of the game to begin and end his Test career with a century

England captain says the ICC will face considerable opposition from players if it tries to bring in a cap on involvement in T20 leagues around the world

England's coach has hinted the team might 'have a decision to make' over Jonny Bairstow's role in the side after he fractured a finger at Trent Bridge

With Ed Smith and the selectors currently pondering England's squad to play India in the first Test, we take a look at who could be in contention

After scoring his first hundreds of the summer, England's Test captain can approach the challenge of India with faith in his game restored

England have the chance to expose India's middle-order muddle again as teams square up for another decider

England's football team are out of the World Cup and the cricketers had just had a pasting by India, but 25,000 managed to forget all that at Kia Oval

With a year to go for the World Cup, the India A coach believes his players are progressing well enough to serve as excellent back-ups to the senior team should the need arise