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Dilshan replaces Mubarak for final Test

Sri Lanka have made two changes to their line-up for the final Test against England

14-Dec-2007•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Dilshan to lead SLCP XI against England

Tillakaratne Dilshan, who led Sri Lanka 'A' to a 3-0 victory in the one-day series against Zimbabwe Select XI in Zimbabwe last month, will lead the Sri Lankan Cricket President's XI sides in the two warm-up matches against England

18-Nov-2007•Cricinfo staff

Sri Lanka A ease to series win

An unbeaten 124-run stand between Malinda Warnapura and Tillakaratne Dilshan saw Sri Lanka A through to an eight-wicket victory

30-Oct-2007•Cricinfo staff

Dilshan and Warnapura set up Sri Lankan win

Centuries by captain Tillakaratne Dilshan and Malinda Warnapura helped Sri Lanka A to a 56-run win over Zimbabwe Select in the first one-dayer in Bulawayo

29-Oct-2007•Cricinfo staff

Sri Lanka wrap-up three-day win

Sri Lanka A romped to a 224 runs victory over Zimbabwe Select with a day to spare in their second and final four-day match at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo

24-Oct-2007•Cricinfo staff

Dilshan leads Sri Lanka A in Zimbabwe

Tillakaratne Dilshan, dropped from Sri Lanka's Test squad to tour Australia, has been named captain of Sri Lanka A for a five-match tour of Zimbabwe

10-Oct-2007•Warren Carne

Swann and Broad star in thrilling win

England's lower order held their nerve to edge a thrilling two-wicket win at Dambulla to take a 2-1 lead in the series

07-Oct-2007•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Sri Lanka storm to 64-run win

Sri Lanka's progress to 147 for 5 was often tortuous and ragged, but the value of perseverance was amply illustrated as the bowlers made short work of Bangladesh on a sluggish pitch where batsmen rarely felt at ease

18-Sep-2007•The Bulletin by Dileep Premachandran

Sri Lanka complete series whitewash

Bangladesh were left to rue five catches and three run-out opportunities as they allowed Sri Lanka to recover from 61 for 4 to 196 and then squandered a manageable run chase to go down 3-0 in Colombo

25-Jul-2007•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Ton-heavy Sri Lanka eye crushing win

Sri Lanka ground down the visitors in humid conditions, with 125 runs coming in the first session, 107 in the second and 118 in the third as the lead swelled to 488

26-Jun-2007•The Bulletin by Sriram Veera

Vaas and Murali return for World Cup

Chaminda Vaas and Muttiah Muralitharan returned to the fray as Sri Lanka retained the bulk of their 15-man squad currently touring India, for the World Cup

12-Feb-2007•Cricinfo staff

Sri Lanka down Dutch for second time

After the world-record pasting they received two days ago, this was a spirited display from the Netherlands, but Sri Lanka were again barely stretched as they finally brought their tour to a close with a 55-run win at Amstelveen

06-Jul-2006•Cricinfo staff

Sri Lanka break one-day record

Sri Lanka have broken the world record for the highest one-day international total in their match against Netherlands at Amstelveen

04-Jul-2006•Cricinfo staff

Sri Lanka's triumph

Andrew McGlashan rates out of ten Sri Lanka's performances against England in the five-match one-day series

02-Jul-2006•Andrew McGlashan

Wood and Willoughby down Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka have fallen to a 51-run defeat against Somerset after Matthew Wood hit 116 and Charl Willoughby grabbed six wickets

11-Jun-2006•Cricinfo staff

Birmingham's beleaguered-but-merry crowd

When play finally started at 4.45pm, the Edgbaston crowd was somehow almost full. For nearly six hours, Birmingham's hardiest, most fanatical (or drunk?) cricket-lovers remained in their seats, or at least in the bar

27-May-2006•Daniel Brigham

Vandort carries Sri Lanka but Hoggard strikes

Michael Vandort and Tillakaratne Dilshan formed a resolute fifth-wicket stand of 125 as Sri Lanka moved into the lead on a truncated third day at Edgbaston

27-May-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Sri Lanka go down with barely a whimper

The Sri Lankans offered little fight as they went down by ten wickets to England A in a little over two days

06-May-2006•Martin Williamson

'The first sessions tomorrow are crucial' - Moody

Sri Lanka were bowled out for 185 in just 57.5 overs in what were difficult conditions to bat in. Tom Moody, Sri Lanka's coach, vioces his opinion on the day's events

27-Mar-2006•Cricinfo staff

Farhat and Asif give Pakistan the advantage

Pakistan moved nervously into a position of strength against Sri Lanka on the second day of the first Test in Colombo

27-Mar-2006•The Bulletin by Osman Samiuddin

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