Charlie Austin

England aim to press home advantage

England have flattered to deceive during the past year

12-Jun-2002•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka make changes for Natwest triangular series

Sri Lanka's squad for the Natwest triangular series has been modified after last-minute discussions between the team management, the selectors and the Sports Ministry

12-Jun-2002•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka make four changes for NatWest one-day series

Sri Lanka's selectors have made four changes to their squad for the NatWestone-day triangular series against England and India starting June 27 at Trent Bridge

11-Jun-2002•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka prepares for party of a lifetime

As another English season draws to a close, the trees turn yellow and the temperature falls, cupboards will be raided for fleeces and pullovers

02-Jun-2002•Charlie Austin

ICC Champions Trophy: Blazing sunshine, blistering cricket

It promises to be a mouth-watering appetizer to the 2003 World Cup in March

02-Jun-2002•Charlie Austin

ICC Champions Trophy: Blazing sunshine, blistering cricket

It promises to be a mouth-watering appetizer to the 2003 World Cup in March

01-Jun-2002•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka prepares for party of a lifetime

As another English season draws to a close, the trees turn yellow and the temperature falls, cupboards will be raided for fleeces and pullovers

01-Jun-2002•Charlie Austin

Jayasuriya keen to shrug off Sharjah fiasco and Muralitharan loss

Sri Lanka's cricketers arrived at London Heathrow this morning for their first ever Test series in England hopeful that they can quickly forget a meek performance in Sharjah and overcome the loss of star bowler Muttiah Muralitharan for the early part

21-Apr-2002•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka buoyed by news that Muralitharan doesn't need surgery

Muttiah Muralitharan will not have to undergo surgery on his injured shoulder and could still participate in Sri Lanka's forthcoming three-match Test series in England

20-Apr-2002•Charlie Austin

Dav Whatmore looks for positive intent in Sharjah

Sri Lanka's cricketers departed on Thursday morning for the United Arab Emirates confident of reclaiming Sharjah's desert crown from a full strength Pakistan side in the bi-annual triangular

05-Apr-2002•Charlie Austin

Sri Lankan selectors announce new look top order for Sharjah

Sanath Jayasuriya will have a new opening partner during the forthcoming triangular series in Sharjah next month, as Sri Lanka seek to make changes to the balance of their limited overs side in time for the 2003 World Cup in South Africa

19-Mar-2002•Charlie Austin

Sri Lankan board condemns Holding's comments on Muralitharan action

The Sri Lankan Cricket Board has publicly condemned former West Indian fastbowler Michael Holding for casting doubt upon the legality of MuttiahMuralitharan's bowling action in April's edition of Wisden Cricket Asia Monthly and issued a formal

08-Mar-2002•Charlie Austin

Arjuna Ranatunga launches legal fight to contest BCCSL Presidency

Arjuna Ranatunga, Sri Lanka's bellicose former captain and current Member of Parliament, has commenced a legal battle against a proposed law that would prevent him from holding office in the Sri Lankan cricket board

04-Mar-2002•Charlie Austin

New Sri Lanka face their toughest yet in ATC final

Sanath Jayasuriya's Sri Lanka have enjoyed unprecedented success in Test cricket during recent months, and will start the Asian Test Championship (ATC) final against Pakistan brimming with confidence, but they are also well aware that Waqar Younis's

04-Mar-2002•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka A grab consolatory victory

Kenya's four-week tour of Sri Lanka finished how it had started at Nondescripts Cricket Club grounds on Monday: in defeat

25-Feb-2002•Charlie Austin

Kenya sound World Cup warning

Sri Lanka have been warned

23-Feb-2002•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka recall Dilshan and Liyanage for ATC final

Middle order batsman Tillakaratne Dilshan and pace bowler Dulip Liyanage have been recalled into Sri Lanka's14-man squad for the forthcoming Asian Test Championship final against Pakistan

22-Feb-2002•Charlie Austin

Dambulla looks forward to trouble free future after difficult year

Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium is finally emerging from an embarrassing string of financial and ownership disputes that have marred its short history since being raised from scrub in 155 days

16-Feb-2002•Charlie Austin

Muralitharan believes 600 is a possibility

Sri Lanka's Muttiah Muralitharan played down the pre-match hype but he couldn't hide his delight when became the youngest bowler and was fastest to take Test 400 wickets at Galle on Tuesday morning and he has now set his sights on taking 600

15-Jan-2002•Charlie Austin

Zimbabwe batsman save follow-on and put celebrations on hold

A brave fight-back by Zimbabwe's adhesive openers on the third day of the final Janashakthi National Test match saved the visitors the ignominy of following on and sent Muttiah Muralitharan to bed still dreaming of his 400th wicket

14-Jan-2002•Charlie Austin

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