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Sept 30, Colombo: Sri Lanka Cricket captain Kumar Sangakkara has been elected for a third time as an International Cricket Council (ICC) Ambassador along with four other leaders in the field for 2010 -2011.
Skepticism over the defence services’ enlistment of six top tennis players, all Davis Cup representatives, is understandable. Bad memories of a like-intrusion by the services into rugby last season are too recent to forget. Rugby clubs, you will remember, were thrown into convulsions following the indiscriminate pinching of its better players by the Navy and ...
Sri Lanka ‘A’ were in a strong position at the end of …
Sept 10, Colombo: A local media report has focused the spotlight of match-fixing on Sri Lankan cricket players when it alleged that veteran player Dilhara Fernando has been targeted for investigation by the International Cricket Council (ICC) Anti Corruption Unit (ACU) for the last two years.
Sri Lanka Cricket has denied allegations by local and international media against Sri Lankan cricketers.
Public invited to vote via SMS for any one of 22 leading cricketers to choose their own hero
Sept 07, Colombo: The Chief Incumbent of Dambulla Rajamaha Vihara Buddhist temple Ven. Inamaluwe Sumangala Thero has asked Sri Lanka Cricket to show cause within 14 days for violating the agreement between the temple authorities and Sri Lanka Cricket over the lease of land for Dambulla
Randiv’s admission that his century-denying no-ball to Sehwag was intentional; a prompt apology to the visitors by Sri Lanka Cricket, followed by a ban and fines imposed on the miscreants, might have swiftly saved our cricket of further embarrassment– but the stigma won’t wash away easily
New Delhi, Aug 17 (PTI): The International Cricket Council today welcomed Sri Lanka Crickets decision to inquire into the deliberate no-ball controversy and said it would expect SLC to share the outcome of the report with the games governing body. ....
Sri Lanka Cricket has apologised to India opener Virender Sehwag after he was denied a century by Suraj Randiv's no-ball in their Tri-Nations one-day international at Dambulla on Monday.
Stumpy” the name of the mascot for the International Cricket Council Cricket World Cup 2011 was unveiled a at the Sri Lanka Cricket headquarters in Colombo today. The tenth in the series the 2011 Cricket World Cup matches are scheduled to take place in the sub-continent. India, Sri Lanka
Stumpy the name of the mascot for the International Cricket Council (ICC) Cricket World Cup 2011 was unveiled a short while ago at Sri Lanka Cricket headquarters in Colombo. ....
It is entirely possible that Muthiah Muralitharan will play the second Test against India, although he has announced his retirement after the first. If he claims just seven wickets in the Galle match he would tally 799. An impressive enough figure, but if the temptation to become the first bowler to claim 800 Test wickets ...
After applauding and cheering him, it’s now time to hold back the welling tears and bid farewell to Muttiah Muralitharan. The world’s most successful bowler’s announcement on Tuesday, that his appearance in next week’s first Test against India in Galle would be his last in whites, evokes profound sadness. And so it must. It’s not ...
Sri Lankan off-spinner Muttiah Muralitharan, at a press conference this evening, officially announced his retirement from test cricket. “I am here to thank everyone who has helped me,” he said, going on to state that he felt the time was right for him to make an exit. “I will be happy to give up all ...
By Maryam Azwer Muttiah Muralitharan will retire from test cricket because he feels the time is right, confirmed the off-spinner’s manager, Kushil Gunasekera. “He’s realized there’s a time to let go… and I believe he’s letting up at the right time,” said Gunasekera, adding that at 38 the Sri Lankan bowler cannot be expected to perform the same way ...
Sri Lanka Cricket captain Kumar Sangakkara is LIVE on air now on Hot Seat LIVE. You can ask a question from our guest by calling 2479355 (International- 094-11-2479355) between 2pm-2.30pm...
Sri Lanka Cricket announced that the International Cricket Council (ICC) has approved the hosting of Twenty 20 World Cup...
Sri Lanka Cricket’s bid to host the T20 World Cup in 2012 was approved by the International Cricket Council at the recently concluded ICC meeting in Singapore. ICC has shown faith in Sri Lanka Cricket, hence it is thankful to the governing body for giving it the opportunity, a statement from Sri
By Michael Roberts D. S. de Silva entered the administration of Sri Lanka Cricket several years back at President Rajapaksa’s behest, being tasked with the extension and improvement of school cricket throughout the island. From personal knowledge I can assert that this was a role he pursued
In keeping with President Rajapaksa’s vision: Three stadiums in Jaffna soon
Sri Lanka Telecom Mobitel, the National Mobile Service Provider tied up with Sri Lanka Cricket to provide its customers with the latest news from the cricketing world.
A new office for the 2011 Cricket World Cup has been set up utilizing a part of the Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) premises. The International Cricket Council (ICC) has directed that a separate office be set up for the event and it pays the rent, says SLC Secretary Nishantha Ranatunga. ....
To say that the new Sport Minister’s thoughts, Monday, on the Sri Lanka Cricket Board was a breath of fresh air would be an understatement. Rather, Minister C. B. Ratnayake’s remark that cricket is “the third most corrupt institution behind education and the police” was more a tornado
By Emil van der Poorten A daily newspaper of June 1st had a screaming, front-page banner headline that read, “Cricket Board third most corrupt institution in Sri Lanka.” Headlines of this kind are hardly a rarity in our ‘land like no other,’ however what distinguished this particular report was the fact that it was the Sports Minister, ...
Today (June 02), the International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) joined UNICEF and Sri Lanka Cricket in support of the 'Cricket for Children' initiative to reintegrate former child soldiers in their communities of origin.
Jun 02, Colombo: The Bollywood stars representing the International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) and the Sri Lankan cricket legends representing Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) joined the UNICEF today to launch the "Cricket for Children" initiative to reintegrate former child soldiers in their communities