Durban: Sri Lanka suffered a significant defeat against South Africa, losing by 232 runs in a Test match that saw the visitors struggling to overcome a substantial deficit on the fourth day at Kingsmead, Durban. Despite the efforts of Dinesh Chandimal, who scored 83, Captain Dhananjaya de Silva with 59,
Durban: Defeat stared Sri Lanka in the eyes as their top order faltered against South Africa’s formidable fast bowling, leaving them precariously placed at 101 for 5. With night watchman Prabath Jayasuriya being the exception, Sri Lanka struggled in their pursuit of a mammoth 516-run target, set by the hosts.
Durban: Sri Lanka suffered a significant defeat against South Africa, losing by 232 runs in a Test match that saw the visitors struggling to overcome a substantial deficit on the fourth day at Kingsmead, Durban. Despite the efforts of Dinesh Chandimal, who scored 83, Captain Dhananjaya de Silva with 59,
Durban: Defeat stared Sri Lanka in the eyes as their top order faltered against South Africa’s formidable fast bowling, leaving them precariously placed at 101 for 5. With night watchman Prabath Jayasuriya being the exception, Sri Lanka struggled in their pursuit of a mammoth 516-run target, set by the hosts.
Colombo: The PRIMA Under-15 Super League Youth League (SLYL) squads have been officially announced, featuring talented young cricketers from five regional teams: Colombo North, Colombo South, Dambulla, Kandy, and Galle. According to Sri Lanka Cricket, Team Colombo North is led by Kavith De Silva from Maris Stella College, with notable
Pallekele: The third One Day International (ODI) between Sri Lanka and New Zealand was called off due to rain, with New Zealand sitting comfortably at 112 for 1 after 21 overs. This no-result match concluded the series, leaving Sri Lanka the victors with a 2-0 lead. The match, held at
Galle: Bangladesh U17 National Team will arrive in Sri Lanka tomorrow to participate in a series of cricket matches against the Sri Lanka U17 National Team. The tour includes three one-day matches and two three-day matches, all scheduled to be played at the Galle International Cricket Stadium, offering a platform
HONG KONG: Sri Lanka crowned themselves the Hong Kong Cricket Sixes Champions defeating Pakistan by 3 wickets in a nerve-tingling final on Sunday at the Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground for their second title since 2007 when Tharindu Rathnayake smashe…