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CRICKET:ENGLAND CAPTAIN Paul Collingwood believes Kevin Pietersen will be ready for this afternoon’s World Twenty20 semi-final clash against Sri Lanka despite having just 20 hours to reacclimatise to Caribbean conditions.
CRICKET:ENGLAND CAPTAIN Paul Collingwood believes Kevin Pietersen will be ready for this afternoon’s World Twenty20 semi-final clash against Sri Lanka despite having just 20 hours to reacclimatise to Caribbean conditions.
CRICKET:ENGLAND CAPTAIN Paul Collingwood believes Kevin Pietersen will be ready for this afternoon’s World Twenty20 semi-final clash against Sri Lanka despite having just 20 hours to reacclimatise to Caribbean conditions.
CRICKET:ENGLAND CAPTAIN Paul Collingwood believes Kevin Pietersen will be ready for this afternoon’s World Twenty20 semi-final clash against Sri Lanka despite having just 20 hours to reacclimatise to Caribbean conditions.
Sri LankaÂ?s injured star spinner Muttiah Muralidaran is recovering slowly and will remain with the team for the ICC World Twenty20 in the Caribbean, Sri Lanka Cricket said on Wednesday. MORE...
Muttiah Muralitharan could still feature for Sri Lanka in the World Twenty20, according to captain Kumar Sangakkara, after officials said he’d been ruled out with a groin injury. A statement released by Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) in Colombo earlier said the star off-spinner had been &ldquo
Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara won the toss Monday and chose to bat against Zimbabwe in the Group B match at the World Twenty20. Sri Lanka, needing a win at Guyana National Stadium to stay in the tournament, made two changes to the team that lost to New Zealand last Friday. Star offspinner
Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara won the toss Monday and chose to bat against Zimbabwe in the Group B match at the World Twenty20. Sri Lanka, needing a win at Guyana National Stadium to stay in the tournament, made two changes to the team that lost to New Zealand last Friday. Star offspinner
Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara won the toss Monday and chose to bat against Zimbabwe in the Group B match at the World Twenty20. Sri Lanka, needing a win at Guyana National Stadium to stay in the tournament, made two changes to the team that lost to New Zealand last Friday. Star offspinner
Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara won the toss Monday and chose to bat against Zimbabwe in the Group B match at the World Twenty20. Sri Lanka, needing a win at Guyana National Stadium to stay in the tournament, made two changes to the team that lost to New Zealand last Friday. Star offspinner
Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara won the toss Monday and chose to bat against Zimbabwe in the Group B match at the World Twenty20. Sri Lanka, needing a win at Guyana National Stadium to stay in the tournament, made two changes to the team that lost to New Zealand last Friday. Star offspinner
Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara won the toss Monday and chose to bat against Zimbabwe in the Group B match at the World Twenty20. Sri Lanka, needing a win at Guyana National Stadium to stay in the tournament, made two changes to the team that lost to New Zealand last Friday. Star offspinner
Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara won the toss Monday and chose to bat against Zimbabwe in the Group B match at the World Twenty20. Sri Lanka, needing a win at Guyana National Stadium to stay in the tournament, made two changes to the team that lost to New Zealand last Friday. Star offspinner
Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara won the toss Monday and chose to bat against Zimbabwe in the Group B match at the World Twenty20. Sri Lanka, needing a win at Guyana National Stadium to stay in the tournament, made two changes to the team that lost to New Zealand last Friday. Star offspinner
Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara won the toss Monday and chose to bat against Zimbabwe in the Group B match at the World Twenty20. Sri Lanka, needing a win at Guyana National Stadium to stay in the tournament, made two changes to the team that lost to New Zealand last Friday. Star offspinner
Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara won the toss Monday and chose to bat against Zimbabwe in the Group B match at the World Twenty20. Sri Lanka, needing a win at Guyana National Stadium to stay in the tournament, made two changes to the team that lost to New Zealand last Friday. Star offspinner
Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara won the toss Monday and chose to bat against Zimbabwe in the Group B match at the World Twenty20. Sri Lanka, needing a win at Guyana National Stadium to stay in the tournament, made two changes to the team that lost to New Zealand last Friday. Star offspinner
Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara won the toss Monday and chose to bat against Zimbabwe in the Group B match at the World Twenty20. Sri Lanka, needing a win at Guyana National Stadium to stay in the tournament, made two changes to the team that lost to New Zealand last Friday. Star offspinner
Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara won the toss Monday and chose to bat against Zimbabwe in the Group B match at the World Twenty20. Sri Lanka, needing a win at Guyana National Stadium to stay in the tournament, made two changes to the team that lost to New Zealand last Friday. Star offspinner
Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara won the toss Monday and chose to bat against Zimbabwe in the Group B match at the World Twenty20. Sri Lanka, needing a win at Guyana National Stadium to stay in the tournament, made two changes to the team that lost to New Zealand last Friday. Star offspinner
Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara won the toss Monday and chose to bat against Zimbabwe in the Group B match at the World Twenty20. Sri Lanka, needing a win at Guyana National Stadium to stay in the tournament, made two changes to the team that lost to New Zealand last Friday. Star offspinner
Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara won the toss Monday and chose to bat against Zimbabwe in the Group B match at the World Twenty20. Sri Lanka, needing a win at Guyana National Stadium to stay in the tournament, made two changes to the team that lost to New Zealand last Friday. Star offspinner
Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara won the toss Monday and chose to bat against Zimbabwe in the Group B match at the World Twenty20. Sri Lanka, needing a win at Guyana National Stadium to stay in the tournament, made two changes to the team that lost to New Zealand last Friday. Star offspinner
Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara won the toss Monday and chose to bat against Zimbabwe in the Group B match at the World Twenty20. Sri Lanka, needing a win at Guyana National Stadium to stay in the tournament, made two changes to the team that lost to New Zealand last Friday. Star offspinner
Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara won the toss Monday and chose to bat against Zimbabwe in the Group B match at the World Twenty20. Sri Lanka, needing a win at Guyana National Stadium to stay in the tournament, made two changes to the team that lost to New Zealand last Friday. Star offspinner
Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara won the toss Monday and chose to bat against Zimbabwe in the Group B match at the World Twenty20. Sri Lanka, needing a win at Guyana National Stadium to stay in the tournament, made two changes to the team that lost to New Zealand last Friday. Star offspinner
Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara won the toss Monday and chose to bat against Zimbabwe in the Group B match at the World Twenty20. Sri Lanka, needing a win at Guyana National Stadium to stay in the tournament, made two changes to the team that lost to New Zealand last Friday. Star offspinner
Sri Lanka has named uncapped wicketkeeper-batsman Dinesh Chandimal in its squad for the World Twenty20 next month.
The longer version of Sri Lanka Cricket’s (SLC) three provincial tournaments - the four-day matches - commences on Thursday but will feature none of the key national players, who are doing duty in the ongoing IPL. The first-class tournament will not only be missing some glamour but will be without a sixth team - the SLC Combined XI, comprising mainly schoolboy cricketers who got good exposur...
NSW have moved sharply to bolster their playing stocks for next summer’s domestic Twenty20 competition by signing innovative Sri Lankan batsman Tillakaratne Dilshan. The right hander was the player of the tournament at last year’s World Twenty20 in England as Sri Lanka reached the final