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Malinga and Tharanga return to their roots

Lasith Malinga and Upul Tharanga did an invaluable favour to their respective schools by providing them with cricket gear.

10-Sep-2006•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Ponting leads World XI to victory

A showcase of the world's best players could not produce a gripping finish, but Ricky Ponting led the list of memorable performances in tribute to the more than 150,000 victims of the Boxing-Day tsunami

20-Aug-2005•Bulletin by Peter English

Murali helps out tsunami victims once more

Muttiah Muralitharan has been helping in the post-tsunami reconstruction effort again

15-Mar-2005•Charlie Austin

Second tsunami match cancelled

The second tsunami fundraising match between the World and Asian XIs, which was scheduled for Calcutta in April, has been cancelled

28-Feb-2005•Cricinfo staff

Mending fences

It's strange that it took a tragedy of the enormity of a tsunami to bring together people whose relationships had been strained over the years

11-Feb-2005•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Second match put back till April

The second World Cricket Tsunami Appeal match, between the World XI and an Asian XI, has been put back to late April, over fears about player burnout

27-Jan-2005•Cricinfo staff

Kolkata to host second tsunami match

Kolkata has been selected as the venue for the second match of the fundraising series between an ICC World XI and an Asian XI, which will be held on February 13

20-Jan-2005•Cricinfo staff

The Oval to host fundraising Twenty20 international

The Oval will host a Twenty20 match between Asia and the Rest of the World on June 20 to raise money for the victims of the Boxing Day tsunami

19-Jan-2005•Cricinfo staff

Warne could return to ODIs, says Ponting

Shane Warne announced his retirement from one-day cricket two years ago, but if the words of his captain and vice-captain are anything to go by, a return to ODIs may well be imminent for him

13-Jan-2005•Cricinfo staff

Fund-raising walk for tsunami victims

Australia's generous response to the Asian tsunami will continue on January 23, when cricketers and fans will join for the 'Cricketers Walk For Sri Lanka Tsunami Victims' around Sydney's Centennial Park to raise further funds for victims of the

13-Jan-2005•Cricinfo staff

'I'll play in Australia again' - Murali

A year ago Muttiah Muralitharan threatened he would never tour Australia, but the reaction at the MCG on Monday changed his mind

12-Jan-2005•Cricinfo staff

Warne leads World XIs in New Zealand

Sri Lanka will finish their two-Test tour of New Zealand in April after the original trip was cancelled in the wake of the Boxing Day tsunami

11-Jan-2005•Cricinfo staff

Murali magic on an unforgettable night

Occasionally sport has a significance that transcends nationality, politics, and religion

11-Jan-2005•Roving Reporter by Christine Davey at the MCG

Sumathipala meets LTTE officials

Thilanga Sumathipala, chairman of Cricket-Aid, led a Sri Lanka Cricket delegation to meet with LTTE sports officials over the weekend and agreed to set-up and manage an emergency camp for 200 families in Mullaitivu.

10-Jan-2005•Charlie Austin

Cricket's finest stand

Humanity hasn't known a natural calamity greater than last month's tsunamis, and it was appropriate that cricket should respond in the best possible way

10-Jan-2005•Sambit Bal

Big bids made for players' shirts

The shirt worn by Shane Warne in the first tsunami charity match has received a bid for over AUS$140,000 (about £57,000) on the Australian ebay website

10-Jan-2005•Cricinfo staff

Atapattu to miss tsunami match

Marvan Atapattu will miss the tsunami relief fundraising game in Melbourne on Monday because his two children have fallen ill

09-Jan-2005•Charlie Austin

Playing for a reason

Major events have usually been necessary for staging World XI matches in Australia

09-Jan-2005•Peter English

World Vision donates $500,000 to Cricket-Aid

World Vision (Australia) have pledged $500,000 to Sri Lanka Cricket's fundraising appeal called Cricket-Aid, which will provide emergency relief to 1000 tsunami victims in the short term and also house 200 families in four `Cricket Villages' in the

09-Jan-2005•Charlie Austin

World Vision donates $500,000 to Cricket-Aid

Marvan Atapattu will miss the tsunami relief fundraising game in Melbourne on Monday because his two children have fallen ill

09-Jan-2005•Charlie Austin

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