Charlie Austin

England greeted by thunder and lightning

When England's players arrived in Sri Lanka they expected to be scorched by the sun and suffocated by the humidity

01-Feb-2001•Charlie Austin

Atherton's rude awakening

Michael Atherton, the cornerstone of England's batting, could well be in for a rude awakening when he takes guard to Muralitharan for the first time in the forthcoming three match test series in Sri Lanka

30-Jan-2001•Charlie Austin

Bloomfield slip up against BRC

Bloomfield Sports and Athletic Club lost to Burgher Recreation Club by an innings and 10 runs at Reid Avenue today

28-Jan-2001•Charlie Austin

Tillakaratne century provides gentle encouragement to selectors

The Sri Lankan selectors gave Hashan Tillakaratne hope of a national recall when they included him in the preliminary 23-member squad for the England series and he signaled his determination to regain that place with a patient and thoroughly mature

27-Jan-2001•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka A tour highlights long road ahead for Kenyan cricket

A combination of inclement weather, personal injury, and poor organisation has conspired to ensure that Sri Lanka A's tour of Kenya has been of little benefit to anyone

27-Jan-2001•Charlie Austin

Poor weather mars start of Premier League

Poor weather marred the start of the fourth week of the Premier League Tournament on Friday

26-Jan-2001•Charlie Austin

Bloomfield maintain pole position

Bloomfield Cricket and Athletic Club maintained their top of the table position in Group A of the Premier League Tournament with an emphatic innings win against Galle CC at Maitland Place today

21-Jan-2001•Charlie Austin

Round of Saturdays Premier League action

Bloomfield Sports and Athletic Club look set to remain top of Group A after a powerful display on the second day of their Premier League game against Galle CC at Reid Avenue

20-Jan-2001•Charlie Austin

Premier League overshadowed by Muralitharan injury

The start of third week of the Premier League Tournament was overshadowed by the disturbing news from South Africa that Muttiah Muralitharan now looks unlikely to play in the final Test match of the series

19-Jan-2001•Charlie Austin

Muralitharan ruled out of final test

Sri Lanka will take on South Africa without Muttiah Muralitharan, their premier bowler

19-Jan-2001•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka's preparations marred by injuries to Vaas and Muralitharan

Sri Lanka's preparations for the final test match against South Africa have been overshadowed by fitness doubts over their best two bowlers

18-Jan-2001•Charlie Austin

Selectors breathe new life into Sri Lankan team

Following the disastrous tour of South Africa the Sri Lankan selectors have been compelled to make three changes to the squad for New Zealand with recalls for Eric Upashantha, who is not even on the Sri Lanka A tour of Kenya, Kumar Dharmasena and

17-Jan-2001•Charlie Austin

Green light for Sumithipala in AGM

Thilanga Sumithipala appears to have been given the green light by the Attorney General's Department to seek another term in office at the forthcoming Annual General Meeting of the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka (BCCSL), which is scheduled

16-Jan-2001•Charlie Austin

Four clubs secure outright victories in Premier League

There were outright victories for Panadura Sports Club, Nondecripts Cricket Club, Burgher Recreation Club, and Colombo Cricket Club in the second week of the Premier League tournament

14-Jan-2001•Charlie Austin

Plenty of sun but too little daring

Twelve months ago the Youth World Cup was underway in Sri Lanka and rain plagued the early stages of the tournament

07-Jan-2001•Charlie Austin

Round up of day two of Premier League

The first week of the Premier League Trophy promises a collection of outright wins

06-Jan-2001•Charlie Austin

Day for the Veterans in Premier League

The opening day of the Sri Lankan First Class season was dominated by the veterans

05-Jan-2001•Charlie Austin

England facing stiffest challenge yet in Sri Lanka

They may have bumped along near the bottom of the Test ratings, but England have enjoyed something of a renaissance under Nasser Hussain and Duncan Fletcher

04-Jan-2001•Charlie Austin

Stiff challenge awaits England in Sri Lanka

They may have bumped along near the bottom of the Test ratings, but England have enjoyed something of a renaissance under Nasser Hussain and Duncan Fletcher

04-Jan-2001•Charlie Austin

Sri Lankan first class players to stand up for their rights

Sri Lanka's club cricketers officially formed a Sri Lankan Players Association last night after a well-attended meeting at the Taj Sumudra Hotel in Colombo

02-Dec-2000•Charlie Austin

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