Vithushan Ehantharajah

Associate editor, ESPNcricinfo

Roy's slow walk off sums up Surrey's lament

Jason Roy battled against his natural instincts but his dismissal summed up Middlesex's domination in the London derby

16-May-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah at Kia Oval

Injured Prasad ruled out of first Test

With the first Test less than a week away, Sri Lanka coach Graham Ford was satisfied with what he saw on the final day of his side's last warm-up match

15-May-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah at Grace Road

Burgess 98 makes SL bowlers toil

Sri Lanka's bowlers were given another testing workout ahead of the Test series, as Michael Burgess, on first-class debut for Leicestershire, fell two short of what would have been an elegant maiden century

14-May-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah at Grace Road

Mendis, Shanaka provide SL substance

Kusal Mendis made another good impression at No. 3 before Dasun Shanaka's unbeaten 91 helped Sri Lanka recover from 192 for 8 against Leicestershire

13-May-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah at Grace Road

Rogers hails Trescothick as sides end even

Rain, snow, sleet and even a dead pigeon prevented a positive result at The Oval as Chris Rogers was left to hail the continuing influence of Marcus Trescothick

27-Apr-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah at The Oval

Somerset survive snow, Rampaul five-for

Marcus Trescothick held up Somerset's first innings like the west country's answer to Atlas with an innings of 127, without which his side might well have been padding up for the follow-on

26-Apr-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah at The Oval

Trescothick landmark buoys Somerset

In his 23rd season as a first-class cricketer, Marcus Trescothick became Somerset's second-highest run-scorer of all time

25-Apr-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah at The Oval

Somerset toil in face of Sangakkara masterclass

Kumar Sangakkara produced a mesmeric sixth Championship hundred - his 56th in all first class cricket - to leave Somerset smarting having conceded 394 in a day's play

24-Apr-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah at The Oval

The teenager who halted a dynasty

For the first time ever, a team other than Australia, England or New Zealand had won a world event. West Indies broke up the cartel by chasing an improbable target against one of women's cricket's greatest ever teams

03-Apr-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah in Kolkata

Can Taylor live up to her 'champion' promise?

West Indies have been enterprising, but there is that tentativeness of first-timers in their ranks as they gear up to face three-time champions Australia

02-Apr-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah

West Indies keep the chaos under control

One of the challenges for the women's game is to get enough of the matches on TV. With a chance in front of the cameras, West Indies produced a thoroughly watchable performance

31-Mar-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah

A line-in-the-sand moment for England Women

Yet another defeat to Australia Women in the knockout stage of the World T20 is a sign that England Women need to look beyond a set pool of players and develop talent through the system

30-Mar-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah

'Troublemaker' Taylor's journey of self-improvement

For all the self-confidence she possesses, Sarah Taylor is open to letting emotions seep into her game, using the lessons of vulnerability to become a better player

29-Mar-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah

Kasperek, Edwards star - but where are the cameras?

A Scottish-born Kiwi leads the wicket-takers' list while England's captain just keeps piling up the runs

29-Mar-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah

Edwards 77* takes England Women to semis

Charlotte Edwards' unbeaten 77 ensured that England controlled proceedings against Pakistan in Chennai to seal a semi-final berth against Australia

27-Mar-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah

Nervy England clinch last-ball one-wicket win

England survived another collapse to steal a one-wicket victory off the final ball of the match against West Indies

24-Mar-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah in Dharamsala

Exciting finish does not make up for dud pitches

England women scraped an agonising win against India, but the excitement of the finish could not disguise that dead pitches are sucking the life out of the tournament

22-Mar-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah

Amin's dot-ball returns, and Delhi's love

A captain with a stomach bug, a captain with awe-inspiring displays and a captain impressed by increasing home support make up the best moments from the Women's World T20 so far

21-Mar-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah

Pakistan Women escape a feral squeeze

In a display of applied pressure, India and Pakistan took turns to be both predator and prey. Eventually, it was Pakistan's constriction that proved to be tighter

19-Mar-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah

A historic rivalry that plays second fiddle

The rivalry between the India and Pakistan women's teams may not grab as much of the limelight as the men's game but there's just as much at stake for the two teams when they meet in Delhi

18-Mar-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah

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