Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Tryphon Mirando, secretary of Sri Lanka Cricket's interim committee died suddenly in London

The Sri Lanka A players face their final chance to impress the selectors against New Zealand A

Tennekoon's disturbing remarks came in the face of Sri Lanka A being knocked out of the on-going three-nation one-day competition

On Tuesday, Sanath Jayasuriya, who is now 36, will become the first Sri Lankan cricketer to play 100 Test matches

For Sajeewa Weerakoon, the road to international recognition is still some distance away

Sri Lanka's selectors have indicated a clear desire to look the future, but that has not quashed Hashan Tillakaratne's hopes of making a final surprise comeback into Test cricket

Hashan Tillakaratne has claimed to have been humiliated after being suspended from his position as Executive Director of Cricket Aid

Dav Whatmore, the Bangladesh coach, believes that his side will put up a strong show in the upcoming ODI and Test series against Sri Lanka

Harold de Andrado, versatile cricket writer, die-hard Josephian and stalwart of NCC, died of a heart attack at a private hospital on Saturday night

Tommy Simsek, a Melbourne-based physiotherapist is due to arrive tomorrow to take up an appointment as physio of the Sri Lankan cricket team

Sri Lanka lost its third Test cricketer with the passing away of former legspinner Roshan Guneratne in California on Wednesday

Mahela Jayawardene has warned Sri Lanka that they must not get complacent ahead of the first Test against West Indies

Sri Lanka A claimed a tight four-wicket win and with it the series against West Indies A

West Indies A will take an overall lead of 126 runs and six wickets in hand into the final day against Sri Lanka A

West Indies A ended the first day of the final unofficial Test, at the Saravanamuttu Stadium, on 277 for 5

The departure of eight West Indies A players reduces the third game to a damp squib

Tony Howard, West Indies' manager, is hoping that his young and inexperienced cricketers will rise to the occasion

Marvan Atapattu has is disappointed that Sri Lanka will not be playing the best side West Indies in their two-Test series.

Taj Television, who own the broadcast rights for international cricket in Sri Lanka, have refused to comment on the upcoming series with West Indies and India

Sri Lanka's captain Marvan Atapattu will lead the Sri Lanka Cricket XI in a two-day warm-up game against the touring West Indies as he continues to recover from a nagging back injury