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Charlie Austin

Curator promises better track for India-Sri Lanka clash

The Coca Cola Cup may have come alive last night after New Zealand's shock victory over India, but for the Asian sub-continent as a whole and Sri Lankan cricket fans in particular, the real action starts on Sunday when Sri Lanka takes on India for

21-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Astle's ton inspires New Zealand to crushing 84-run win over India

New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming reasoned after his team's 16-run defeat by Sri Lanka that, though the Black Caps' performance was unacceptable, they had at least drawn a line in the sand

20-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

It's between Khurasiya and Yuvraj for Ganguly's opening partner

Trouble on the streets..

19-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Indian coach prepares to climb Everest

Caked in white zinc, his eyes covered by shades, and his skin crinkled by the sun, the New Zealand-born Indian coach could be attempting to scale Everest

19-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Jayasuriya and Fleming both look for improvement

Sri Lanka won the first game of the Coca-Cola Cup against New Zealand by 16 runs, but captain Sanath Jayasuriya admitted afterwards that he was not entirely happy with his team's performance, warning them that they had to play better if they are to

18-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Batsmen lick their lips but Sri Lanka start as favourites

The latest triangular tournament to grip the sub-continent is set to commence and, to coin the main sponsor's catch phrase, one-day cricket tastes good in these parts

17-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Muralitharan claims expectations are too high

Sri Lanka's magical off-spinner, Muttiah Muralitharan, speaking after the Sri Lankan's final practice before Wednesday's Coca-Cola Cup clash against New Zealand, warned that the wicket taking expectations placed upon him are too high

17-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Zoysa ruled out of Coca Cola Cup with ankle injury

Chairman of the Sri Lankan selectors, Tikiri Kehelgamuwa, confirmed today that Nuwan Zoysa has been forced to withdraw from the 15-man Sri Lankan one-day squad this morning after failing to recover from an ankle stress fracture

16-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

New Zealand cruise to impressive victory

Two days ago New Zealand's players were enduring sub zero temperatures in Christchurch

16-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Sri Lankan Board Chairman believes match fixing conclusions to be premature

Aravinda de Silva and Arjuna Ranatunga have not yet been cleared of the international matching rigging allegations levied against them in the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) report according to Chairman of the Interim Committee of the Sri

16-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Ranatunga and de Silva cleared by Sri Lankan probe

Arjuna Ranatunga and Aravinda de Silva are the latest players to have been cleared of the match-fixing charges made by bookmaker Mukesh Gupta's in the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) report

15-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Time for Sri Lanka's fast bowlers to take centre stage

Having made a hash of the Pakistan A tour the Sri Lankan national selectors have surpassed expectations with their Coca Cola Cup squad, showing the vision to accept the management's argument that the balance of the side must start to reflect

13-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Lankan squad for tri-series with India, New Zealand

The Sri Lankan selectors have made four changes to the one-day squad that won the ARY Gold Trophy in Sharjah in April and have revealed a change of strategy for the forthcoming triangular series against India and New Zealand

09-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Sri Lankan selectors look to 2003 World Cup

The Sri Lankan selectors have made four changes to the one-day squad that won the ARY Gold trophy in Sharjah last April and have revealed a change of strategy for the forthcoming triangular series against India and New Zealand

08-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Rain thwarts Sri Lanka A in deciding one-day game

Colombo's residents, who are enduring daily power cuts because of the dwindling water supplies in the up country reservoirs, may have been delighted, but the final day of Pakistan A's tour proved to be anticlimax as heavy rains forced the abandonment

04-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Seaside jaunt rekindles hope

Match Report: Pakistan A v Sri Lanka A, 2nd One-dayer

02-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Gunawardene guides Sri Lanka A to one-day victory

The intensity of the cricket may not have pulled in the bands nor resulted in a gyrating frenzy in the stands, but the sprinkling of `baila' loving spectators in Moratuwa at least had the satisfaction of watching their team take a one-nil lead in the

30-Jun-2001•Charlie Austin

Selectors to blame for A-team debacle

Continuity is a word seldom associated with Pakistan cricket, so when one discovered that seven members of the Pakistan A squad that triumphed over Sri Lanka in the unofficial three-Test series, also played in the Under 19 World Cup here last year,

29-Jun-2001•Charlie Austin

Kaneria puts Sri Lanka in a spin

The unofficial Test series between Sri Lanka and Pakistan was delicatelypoised tonight after a frantic second day of the final four-day game atGalle today

26-Jun-2001•Charlie Austin

Pakistan look forward to bright future

Pakistan sounded a warning to their Asian neighbours when they defeated SriLanka by five wickets in Galle today to win the unofficial Test seriesone-nil

26-Jun-2001•Charlie Austin

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