Sanga notches up 100th century (Video)

?Sri Lankan Kumar Sangakkara scored the 100th century of his career in Surrey's One-Day Cup quarter-final win.

Women’s depart for Cricket World Cup in England

The Sri Lanka Women’s National Team will leave Sri Lanka tomorrow to engage in a 5-day conditioning & acclimatization programme ahead of their Women’s World Cup 2017 campaign which commences with a game against New Zealand on the 24th of June.

Holders India beat South Africa to reach semis

? Holders India knocked out South Africa from the Champions Trophy on Sunday after winning their Group B match by eight wickets to reach the semi-finals.

Pakistan send sloppy Sri Lanka packing

Match fixing report further delayed

The match-fixing inquiry into a premier first class match between Panadura Sports Club and Kalutara Physical and Culture Club (KPCC) have been further delayed, exposing Sri Lanka Cricket’s seriousness in eradicating corruption.

AMC will generate revenue through cricket properties

A new company being set up to manage Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) properties will be empowered to generate revenue from existing stadiums by, among other things, building and marketing specialty cricket hotels and other fee-earning facilities.

Sri Lankan rebuild taking too long: Kumar

Sri Lanka may have upset the apple cart in the Champions Trophy with their victory against India, but rejuvenation of the Island nation's team has taken too long, says Kumar Sangakkara.

Mahmudullah, Shakib lead Bangladesh to a historic win over NZ

Mahmudullah and Shakib Al Hasan shared a superb 224-run partnership to lead Bangladesh to a memorable five-wicket victory over New Zealand who were knocked out of the Champions Trophy on Friday.

Dhananjaya replaces injured Kusal

Sri Lanka will fly in Dhananjaya de Silva as injury cover to Kusal Perera who injured his right leg hamstring during his brilliant 47 off 44 balls innings in Sri Lanka’s historic run chase against India on Thursday. 

Sri Lanka played fearlessly and freely- Sangakkara

This was a great victory for Sri Lanka and a much-needed one. It meant a lot to the Sri Lanka team to chase down that very stiff total and to do it with such ease will have been hugely satisfying.

Murali inducted into ICC cricket hall of fame

The most successful bowler in Tests and One Day Internationals, Muttiah Muralidaran, was today formally inducted into the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame by ICC Chief Executive David Richardson during the innings break of the India versus Sri Lanka ICC Champions Trophy match at The Oval.

Sri Lanka stun India in record run chase

A clinical batting performance helped Sri Lanka chase down a record score in their crucial Champions Trophy match against India at the Oval

Sri Lanka win the toss, will bowl first

Angelo Mathews won the toss and elected to field first aginst India in their must-win group B match at the KIA Oval.   

Injured Kapugedara to miss India clash

Sri Lankan middle-order bat Chamara Kapugedara may not take further part in the Champions Trophy after injuring his knee during practices a short while ago.

Young Sri Lanka must play with arrogance against India -Sanga

England Beat Nz To Reach Semi-Finals

England are into the semi-finals of the Champions Trophy after beating New Zealand by 87 runs with an accomplished all-round display yesterday. On a cold, blustery and sometimes wet day in Cardiff, 

Kohli urges India to build on Pakistan rout

  Virat Kohli has urged India to produce a repeat of their Pakistan demolition when they face Sri Lanka in the Champions Trophy on Thursday.

Maharoof regrets not captaining Sri Lanka

Rain Halts Australia’s Run Chase

Australia’s bid to secure their first victory in Champions Trophy Group A was halted by rain as they chased 183 to beat Bangladesh at The Oval on Monday.

India Thrash Pakistan In Champions Trophy

India thrashed Pakistan by 124 runs in the arch-rivals’ Champions Trophy opener at Edgbaston yesterday.

Timid Sri Lanka let South Africa off the hook - Sanga

It was an extremely disappointing start to the tournament for the Sri Lankans. Missing Captain Angelo Mathews badly, they showed all the reasons why they have been so inconsistent in the past 

Rain robs Australia of win

Australia and Bangladesh saw Monday's Champions Trophy match at The Oval washed out just four overs short of forcing a result in a blow to both teams' hopes of reaching the semi-finals.

South Africa thrash hapless Sri Lanka

Leg-spinner Imran Tahir and former captain Hashim Amla excelled in South Africa's 96-run win against Sri Lanka in their Champions Trophy opener at The Oval on Saturday.

SLC profit is 63 million and not 200 million

?Sri Lanka Cricket posted a profit of Rs 63 million for the year ending December 31, 2016, but their liabilities have increased by a staggering 91 per cent when compared with the previous year.

5 Key Reasons for Sri Lanka's defeat against South Africa

Sri Lanka went into the much anticipated 8th edition of the Champions Trophy as ‘underdogs’ given their recent performances and skipper Angelo Mathews said “he's happy to be in that position”.

Tharanga suspended for two matches for slow overate

Sri Lanka suffered a major blow ahead of their must win game against India when Upul Tharanga was slapped with a two match suspension after his side was found guilty of a serious over-rate offence in its Group B fixture against South Africa at The Oval on Saturday.

Sri Lanka bowl first, Mathews misses out

Sri Lanka won the toss and elected to field first in their opening Group B encounter  against South Africa at the Oval. Angelo Mathews who is nursing an injury has been ruled out of the match. Upul Tharanga will lead the side.

Rain rescues Australia against New Zealand

Rain came to the rescue of faltering Australia who were struggling in pursuit of a tough target set by New Zealand before their Champions Trophy Group A opener ended as a no result at Edgbaston on Friday.

Sri Lanka team practices ahead of their opening game against South Africa

Sri Lankan cricketers train ahead of their Champions Trophy opener at the Oval Cricket ground.

Woakes out of Champions Trophy with side strain

England bowler Chris Woakes has been ruled out of the Champions Trophy with a side strain he picked up in Thursday's tournament opener against Bangladesh, the ECB announced today.