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AUS-WA vs IND-WA (1)

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Charlie Austin

Armed officers seize SLC headquarters

Sri Lanka's cricket board headquarters has been taken over by CID officers wielding automatic weapons

03-May-2005•Charlie Austin

ICC takes sides in administration dispute

The ICC has waded into Sri Lanka's serious cricket administration crisis

28-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

Botham lends support to tsunami relief effort

Ian Botham has joined the efforts of Muttiah Muralitharan and Shane Warne to help tsunami victims in Sri Lanka with a whirlwind fact-finding tour of the south coast that left him both 'shocked by the devastation' and 'inspired by the resilience of the peo

28-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

SL sports minister seeks amendments to sports laws

The Sri Lankan sports minister has filed a series of proposed amendments to the island's sports law before parliament in an apparent attempt to strengthen his hand in the ongoing cricket board crisis

27-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

Ball fiasco forces Sri Lanka to abandon practice

Sri Lanka's national players returned to practice on Tuesday to prepare for the forthcoming tsunami charity games in Abu Dhabi, but were forced to abandon their plans because Sri Lanka Cricket officials refused to release practice balls, claiming "proper

27-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

Galle reconstruction given the green light

The tsunami-wrecked Galle International Stadium will definitely be reconstructed

22-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

Botham lends support to tsunami relief effort

20-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka players caught up in board crisis

Nobody knows who runs Sri Lankan cricket and, more vitally, who controls finances

20-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka hunt new coach

Sri Lanka's new cricket board will turn its attention to the recruitment of a new senior team coach next week after the recent New Zealand tour brought John Dyson's 20-month stint in charge to an end

17-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka hunt new coach

Sri Lanka's new cricket board will turn its attention to the recruitment of a new senior team coach next week after the recent New Zealand tour brought John Dyson's 20-month stint in charge to an end

17-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka hunt new coach

Sri Lanka's new cricket board will turn its attention to the recruitment of a new senior team coach next week after the recent New Zealand tour brought John Dyson's 20-month stint in charge to an end

17-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

New Zealand swing the match and series

New Zealand's swing bowlers outwitted Sri Lanka's batsmen to wrap up an emphatic series-winning, innings-and-38-run victory at the Basin Reserve

14-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Charlie Austin

NZ swing the match and series

New Zealand's swing bowlers outwitted Sri Lanka's batsmen to wrap up an emphatic series-winning, innings-and-38-run victory at the Basin Reserve

14-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

NZ swing the match and series

New Zealand's swing bowlers outwitted Sri Lanka's batsmen to wrap up an emphatic series-winning, innings-and-38-run victory at the Basin Reserve

14-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

Vincent's 224 cracks frustrated Sri Lanka

A magnificent 224 from Lou Vincent, the seventh highest score by a New Zealander, left Sri Lanka looking down the barrel of a series defeat as their opponents piled up a mountainous 522 for 9 declared

13-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Charlie Austin

Vincent's 224 cracks frustrated Sri Lanka

13-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

Vincent's 224 cracks frustrated Sri Lanka

13-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

NZ sneak ahead with Vincent and Fleming

Lou Vincent and Stephen Fleming strengthened New Zealand's grip on the second Test by reaching 253 for 4 on a day that started under clear autumn skies and ended 16 overs early due to thick fog

12-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

NZ sneak ahead with Vincent and Fleming

Lou Vincent and Stephen Fleming strengthened New Zealand's grip on the second Test by reaching 253 for 4 on a day that started under clear autumn skies and ended 16 overs early due to thick fog

12-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

Sri Lankan trio reconfirm County contracts

Sanath Jayasuriya, Chaminda Vaas and Upul Chandana have had their countycontracts reconfirmed by Somerset, Worcestshire and Gloucestshire after thepostponement of Sri Lanka's five-match ODI tour to India

12-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

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