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Constructors deny plan to disrupt Dambulla games

Sierra Constructors, the building company responsible for the development of the Dambulla International Cricket Stadium, have told the Sri Lankan Minister of Sports that they had no intention to disrupt the three games played at Dambulla next week

21-Jul-2001•Rex Clementine

Ganguly blames the wicket for defeat

Indian skipper, Saurav Ganguly, blamed the wicket for his team's poor performance after they suffered a crushing 84-run defeat at the hands of New Zealand in the second match of the Coca Cola Cup at R

21-Jul-2001•Rex Clementine

Curator promises better track for India-Sri Lanka clash

The Coca Cola Cup may have come alive last night after New Zealand's shock victory over India, but for the Asian sub-continent as a whole and Sri Lankan cricket fans in particular, the real action starts on Sunday when Sri Lanka takes on India for

21-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

NZC monitoring Sri Lankan situation, again

Given New Zealand's history during unrest in Sri Lanka, it is little wonder that yesterday's anti-Government demonstrations have raised concerns here

20-Jul-2001•Lynn McConnell

Mobile phones banned for players at tri-series

The International Cricket Council ban on players using mobile phones is being "strictly" enforced during the ongoing one-day tri-series involving India, New Zealand and Sri Lanka here, sources say

20-Jul-2001

Astle's ton inspires New Zealand to crushing 84-run win over India

New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming reasoned after his team's 16-run defeat by Sri Lanka that, though the Black Caps' performance was unacceptable, they had at least drawn a line in the sand

20-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Manager reassures NZC of team's safety in Sri Lanka

New Zealand team manager Jeff Crowe has given the all clear for his team's safety in Sri Lanka after a team practice was cut short due to anti-Government rioting in Colombo yesterday.

20-Jul-2001•Lynn McConnell

It's between Khurasiya and Yuvraj for Ganguly's opening partner

Trouble on the streets..

19-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Indian coach prepares to climb Everest

Caked in white zinc, his eyes covered by shades, and his skin crinkled by the sun, the New Zealand-born Indian coach could be attempting to scale Everest

19-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

1st Match, Coca Cola Cup, New Zealand v Sri Lanka, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1735th ODI in cricket history

19-Jul-2001•Rajneesh Gupta

Re-scheduling of Dambulla matches

We have reliable information to indicate that interested parties are planning to disrupt matches of the Coca-Cola Cup One Day International Tournament to be played at Dambulla.

19-Jul-2001•BCCSL

Great opportunity for youngsters to prove themselves: Borde

Batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar's absence in the ongoing triangular series in Sri Lanka, due to a hairline fracture to his right toe, will give greater opportunity to youngsters to perform and prove themselves, the chairman of the selection

19-Jul-2001

Dambulla matches called off by government

Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium The three Coca Cola Cup matches scheduled to be played in the Dambulla International Cricket Stadium next week have been cancelled on the advice of government authorities

19-Jul-2001•Rex Clementine

Jayasuriya and Fleming both look for improvement

Sri Lanka won the first game of the Coca-Cola Cup against New Zealand by 16 runs, but captain Sanath Jayasuriya admitted afterwards that he was not entirely happy with his team's performance, warning them that they had to play better if they are to

18-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

We are searching for the right combination

In his column for CricInfo, Sri Lankan coach Dav Whatmore previews the Coca Cola Cup which starts on the 18th of July

18-Jul-2001•Dav Whatmore

Kiwis make Lanka fight for victory

Sri Lanka were made to fight for victory by a spirited New Zealand side in the opening match of the Coca Cola one-day international series which they won by 16 runs under lights at the R

18-Jul-2001•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Sanath Jayasuriya looks back on two years of captaincy

It's coming up to two years since I was given the honour of captaining Sri Lanka

18-Jul-2001•Sanath Jayasuriya

Ganguly regains form as India win by three wickets

An attacking unbeaten 74 off just 52 deliveries by Sourav Ganguly, helped India to beat Sri Lanka A by three wickets with nine balls to spare in their practice match at the NCC in Colombo on Wednesday

18-Jul-2001•Rex Clementine

Batsmen lick their lips but Sri Lanka start as favourites

The latest triangular tournament to grip the sub-continent is set to commence and, to coin the main sponsor's catch phrase, one-day cricket tastes good in these parts

17-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

New Zealand, not India, are the main rivals: Jayasuriya

Sri Lankan captain Sanath Jayasuriya considers New Zealand to be his team's main rivals in the triangular one-day Coca Cola Cup series starting in Colombo on Wednesday

17-Jul-2001

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