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Charlie Austin

Arnold leads President's XI

Russel Arnold will have a chance to impress Sri Lanka's selectors when he captains a Sri Lanka Cricket President's XI against England next week

21-Nov-2003•Charlie Austin

Croft inspires England to HK Sixes triumph

England 86 for 0 (Croft 31*, Ali 31*, Maynard 20*, Nazir 0-9) v Pakistan 65 for 4 (Nazir 27, Latif 24, Croft 2-4) Scorecard Robert Croft gave David Graveney, the chairman of selectors, who was watching on from the sidelines, a timely reminder

02-Nov-2003•Charlie Austin in Hong Kong

Pakistan aiming for Hong Kong hat-trick

Pakistan, the world's leading six-a-side team, will be seeking a hat-trick ofvictories in this weekend's Cathay Pacific/Standard Chartered Hong Kong Sixes at the Kowloon Cricket Club - an annual biff-bang-wallop tournament that includes eight

01-Nov-2003•Charlie Austin in Hong Kong

New Zealand and South Africa hit form as India struggle

Reports from the first day of the Hong Kong Sixes

01-Nov-2003•Charlie Austin in Hong Kong

Tennekoon to step down as CEO of Sri Lankan board

Anura Tennekoon, the Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) chief executive, has announced that he will be standing down after England's tour of Sri Lanka

10-Oct-2003•Charlie Austin

Liyanage named captain of Sri Lanka sixes squad

Dulip Liyanage, a fast bowler who last played for Sri Lanka in 2001, has been appointed captain-cum-manager of an eight-man Sri Lanka squad for the forthcoming Hong Kong Cricket Sixes

02-Oct-2003•Charlie Austin

New provincial tournament introduced to raise standards

Sri Lanka Cricket has revealed plans to introduce a new super-competitive provincial tournament to raise the standard of the domestic cricket and help young cricketers adjust better to the demands of international cricket

19-Sep-2003•Charlie Austin

Dyson hopes to instil winning attitude in Sri Lankan team

John Dyson, Sri Lanka's new coach, and his Australian support team have started an intensive skills and fitness training programme to prepare Sri Lanka's cricketers for a tough summer ahead that includes home series against England and Australia

05-Sep-2003•Charlie Austin

Another television-contract dispute looms for BCCSL

The Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka (BCCSL) faces the prospect of a possible legal dispute with Taj Television, a Dubai-based sports broadcaster, if it fails to recognise a three-year television and sponsorship contract signed in October

03-Sep-2003•Charlie Austin

Sri Lankan board closes in on television dispute settlement

The Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka (BCCSL) is nearing a settlement with its former television partner WSG Nimbus, according to BCCSL sources

29-Aug-2003•Charlie Austin

West Indies win dead rubber

Chris Gayle's painful 21 from 74 deliveries is ended by Upul Chandana West Indies' recent acquired reputation for saving their best cricket for dead rubbers was enhanced further with their six-wicket wicket win against Sri Lanka in the

11-Jun-2003•Charlie Austin

Chandana's heroics fail to win him Test berth

Upul Chandana's matchwinning performance with the bat in the second one-day international at Bridgetown, which helped Sri Lanka storm to a dramatic series-clinching four-wicket win, came too late to earn him selection into the 16-man Test squad,

09-Jun-2003•Charlie Austin

Chandana blazes Sri Lanka to remarkable victory

Flashpoint: Brian Lara survives a confident appeal for a catch behind off his third ball Upul Chandana scored a brilliant career-best 89 as Sri Lanka pulled off a sensational four-wicket victory against West Indies to clinch the three-match

08-Jun-2003•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka's new president: hero or villain?

After 26 months of control by government-appointed interim committees, the clubs and associations that make up the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka (BCCSL) have finally got what they have been clamouring for: a democratically elected

08-Jun-2003•Wisden Comment by Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka lose their way on slow pitch

West Indies dismissed Sri Lanka for a below-par 201 in 48.4 overs in the first game of a three-match series on a slow Kensington Oval pitch

07-Jun-2003•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka's bowlers clinch 55 run victory

Sri Lanka's tour of the Caribbean started with an emphatic 55-run win at Bridgetown in the first game of the three-match series

07-Jun-2003•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka bowlers swing back initiative

Chaminda Vaas and Prabath Nissanka exploited heavy overcast skies and cut deep inroads into the West Indies top-order with the new ball

07-Jun-2003•Charlie Austin

Sumathipala elected Sri Lankan board president

Thilanga Sumathipala was elected president of the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka (BCCSL) for the third time, as Sri Lankan cricket ended a 26-month period of control by government-appointed committees with the first elections for three

06-Jun-2003•Charlie Austin

Pitched battle in offing in BCCSL elections

As Sri Lanka's cricketers prepare for the start of their tough series against a resurgent West Indies team, an equally fierce contest is raging back home as aspiring administrators battle for control of Sri Lanka's cricket board (BCCSL)

05-Jun-2003•Charlie Austin

Cash-strapped Sri Lanka board loses television case

The Sri Lanka cricket board (BCCSL) is facing a potentially crippling financial damages claim after a Singapore tribunal ruled that it had wrongfully terminated a television broadcasting contract with WSG Nimbus

05-Jun-2003•Charlie Austin

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