Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Nepal, who came within a whisker of beating Zimbabwe and causing an upset three days ago got it right this time to beat Ireland by 60 runs in their Group D match at the NCC ground

The West Indies presented their Group B match to Australia on a platter when they lost by the slim margin of 13 runs on Wednesday

Sri Lanka made short work of Namibia at the R. Premadasa Stadium

The West Indies' powerful batting line-up proved too strong for USA, who were beaten by the convincing margin of 87 runs

Hosts Sri Lanka were given a scare by Scotland but were the eventual winners of their opening match in the Under-19 World Cup at the R. Premadasa Stadium on Sunday

Roy Dias believes Nepal have the chance to create a few upsets at the Under-19 World Cup in Sri Lanka

Adel Hashim, secretary of the interim committee governing Sri Lankan cricket speaks about the challenges at hand

Anura Tennekoon, the former Sri Lanka captain has been entrusted with the task of improving the batting skills of Sri Lanka's cricketers

Duleep Mendis seeks confidence building measures for Sri Lanka

Mahela Jaywardene says the positive start Sri Lanka made in the rain-ruined first Test at Chennai has put them in good heart for the rest of the series

Sanath Jayasuriya's poor form, coupled with his shoulder injury, is likely to see him left out of Sri Lanka's 15-man squad for the three-Test series against India starting next month

Sri Lanka will not make a request to the Indian cricket authorities for a change of Test venue following Saturday's bomb blasts in New Delhi which left around 60 dead and several more wounded

Angelo Mathews, the allrounder from St. Joseph's in Colombo, is tipped to lead Sri Lanka in the forthcoming under-19 World Cup tournament

Tom Moody, Sri Lanka's Australian-born coach, has said that the tour of India will be the start of a series of challenges that lies ahead

Despite sustaining an injury during a freak water polo accident, Sanath Jayasuriya is set to of play the opening match of the one-day series against India. Already recovering from a dislocated shoulder sustained during a one-day in August, Jayasuriya aggr

Sri Lanka's captain, Marvan Atapattu, has said that the tour of India will assess how well his team can perform away from home

Kumar Sangakkara who forms an integral part of the Sri Lanka team that leaves for India on October 19 is of the opinion that if you negate the negative aspect, there is every chance of them beating India

Nuwan Zoysa is the only new face in Sri Lanka's 15-man one-day squad to tour India later this month after the selectors kept faith with the side that recently routed Bangladesh 3-0

A galaxy of former and present Sri Lanka Test and one-day international cricketers will line up at the R. Premadasa International Stadium today to pay homage to the late Anura Ranasinghe, former Nalanda and Sri Lanka cricketer in a day-night cricket encou

For Malinga Bandara the two-month stint with Gloucestershire was the next-best thing to representing his country