Charlie Austin | Cricket Author

Sri Lanka announce Provincial Tournament squads

Sri Lanka Cricket has announced four 15-man squads for the forthcoming Provincial Tournament, which will played in February and will be crucial to the selection of the senior team tour to New Zealand and the A team, which is due to start an intensive

26-Jan-2005•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka announce Provincial Tournament squads

Sri Lanka Cricket has announced four 15-man squads for the forthcoming Provincial Tournament, which will played in February and will be crucial to the selection of the senior team tour to New Zealand and the A team, which is due to start an intensive

26-Jan-2005•Charlie Austin

Murali hits the road again

Within hours of his arrival back from Melbourne after the Tsunami fundraiser, Muttiah Muralitharan, was back in action once again, hurrying up lethargic customs officials and cutting through red tape so that three containers of emergency aid could be

19-Jan-2005•Charlie Austin

Murali hits the road again

Within hours of his arrival back from Melbourne after the Tsunami fundraiser, Muttiah Muralitharan, was back in action once again, hurrying up lethargic customs officials and cutting through red tape so that three containers of emergency aid could be

19-Jan-2005•Charlie Austin

Remaining club competitions cancelled

Sri Lanka Cricket has cancelled all the remaining club tournaments this season, including several first-class matches, because of the Boxing Day tsunami after a request from several coastal clubs

18-Jan-2005•Charlie Austin

Remaining club competitions cancelled

Sri Lanka Cricket has cancelled all the remaining club tournaments this season, including several first-class matches, because of the Boxing Day tsunami after a request from several coastal clubs

18-Jan-2005•Charlie Austin

Remaining club competitions cancelled

Sri Lanka Cricket has cancelled all the remaining club tournaments this season, including several first-class matches, because of the Boxing Day tsunami after a request from several coastal clubs

18-Jan-2005•Charlie Austin

SLC brings in trauma-counsellors

Sri Lanka Cricket have secured the services of five trauma-counselling experts from the United States to train up the volunteers who will be working in their Cricket-Aid emergency relief camps over the coming months

17-Jan-2005•Charlie Austin

SLC brings in trauma-counsellors

Sri Lanka Cricket have secured the services of five trauma-counselling experts from the United States to train up the volunteers who will be working in their Cricket-Aid emergency relief camps over the coming months

17-Jan-2005•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka cricketers visit Matara Cricket-Aid camp

Sri Lanka's cricketers toured the south coast over the weekend, distributing food, medicine, clothing and toys and meeting with tsunami victims in emergency relief camps in Matara, Tangalle and Hambantota.

17-Jan-2005•Charlie Austin

SLC undecided over Dyson contract extension

Sri Lanka Cricket will decide at the end of the month whether to offer John Dyson, the coach, a contract extension until the 2007 World Cup

12-Jan-2005•Charlie Austin

SLC undecided over Dyson contract extension

Sri Lanka Cricket will decide at the end of the month whether to offer John Dyson, the coach, a contract extension until the 2007 World Cup

12-Jan-2005•Charlie Austin

SLC undecided over Dyson contract extension

Sri Lanka Cricket will decide at the end of the month whether to offer John Dyson, the coach, a contract extension until the 2007 World Cup

12-Jan-2005•Charlie Austin

Sumathipala meets LTTE officials

Thilanga Sumathipala, chairman of Cricket-Aid, led a Sri Lanka Cricket delegation to meet with LTTE sports officials over the weekend and agreed to set-up and manage an emergency camp for 200 families in Mullaitivu.

10-Jan-2005•Charlie Austin

Sumathipala meets LTTE officials

Thilanga Sumathipala, chairman of Cricket-Aid, led a Sri Lanka Cricket delegation to meet with LTTE sports officials over the weekend and agreed to set-up and manage an emergency camp for 200 families in Mullaitivu, a severely hit part of the east

10-Jan-2005•Charlie Austin

Sumathipala meets LTTE officials

Thilanga Sumathipala, chairman of Cricket-Aid, led a Sri Lanka Cricket delegation to meet with LTTE sports officials over the weekend and agreed to set-up and manage an emergency camp for 200 families in Mullaitivu, a severely hit part of the east

10-Jan-2005•Charlie Austin

Atapattu to miss tsunami match

Marvan Atapattu will miss the tsunami relief fundraising game in Melbourne on Monday because his two children have fallen ill

09-Jan-2005•Charlie Austin

World Vision donates $500,000 to Cricket-Aid

World Vision (Australia) have pledged $500,000 to Sri Lanka Cricket's fundraising appeal called Cricket-Aid, which will provide emergency relief to 1000 tsunami victims in the short term and also house 200 families in four `Cricket Villages' in the

09-Jan-2005•Charlie Austin

World Vision donates $500,000 to Cricket-Aid

World Vision (Australia) have pledged $500,000 to Sri Lanka Cricket's fundraising appeal called Cricket-Aid, which will provide emergency relief to 1000 tsunami victims in the short term and also house 200 families in four `Cricket Villages' in the

09-Jan-2005•Charlie Austin

World Vision donates $500,000 to Cricket-Aid

Marvan Atapattu will miss the tsunami relief fundraising game in Melbourne on Monday because his two children have fallen ill

09-Jan-2005•Charlie Austin