Sri Lanka captain Arjuna Ranatunga left for England yesterday to attend
the International Cricket Council captains' meeting to be held in
Lord's.
Ranatunga is due to return home on Sunday to lead Sri Lanka in the
`curtain-raiser' of the Pepsi Asia Cup against Pakistan at the Premadasa
Stadium on Monday. Captains of all Test playing nations will attend the
annual meeting to be held at Lord's. Indian captain Sachin Tendulkar who
is also be in London, will proceed to Colombo along with Ranatunga.
Mark Taylor (Australia), Mike Atherton (England), Hansie Cronje (South
Africa), Stephen Flemming (New Zealand), Andy Flower (Zimbabwe),
Courtney Walsh (West Indies) and Rameez Raja/ Wasim Akram (Pakistan) are
expected to attend the meeting.
Meanwhile, Pakistan cricket team arrived in Colombo last afternoon to
take part in the Pepsi Asia Cup four-nation tournament which starts here
on Monday.
The Indian cricket team will arrive in Colombo on Sunday at 12.30 p.m.
and also play a two-Test and three-match one day international series
against Sri Lanka.
Source :: Daily News (https://www.lanka.net)