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Aug 29, 2025

Zimbabwe denied by 7 runs as Sri Lanka survive Raza scare

On the eve of the ODI series opener, Zimbabwe suffered a major setback as skipper Craig Ervine was left out of the squad due to injury.

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AFP
Jul 02, 2025

Asalanka ton leads Sri Lanka to 244 in first Bangladesh ODI

Electing to bat, Sri Lanka slipped to 29-3 but Asalanka stood firm in his 106 to thwart a persistent Bangladesh bowling attack at the start of the three-match series

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Web Desk
Jun 20, 2025

Sri Lanka trail Bangladesh by 30 at lunch on day 4

After Nissanka scored an incredible knock of 187 off 256, it was Kamindu who took the reigns and is now leading the charge as he sits at 83 off 139 after 124 overs.

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Web Desk
Feb 14, 2025

Sri Lanka whitewash Australia as Kusal hits ton, Wellalage takes 4

Sri Lanka went into Friday’s game hoping to complete their whitewash of Australia in their two-match ODI series, after winning the first earlier this week.

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Web Desk
Jan 30, 2025

Australia declare at 654 for 6, Khawaja scores double ton

Australia decided to declare on Thursday, day two of the first test, after scoring 654 runs thanks to a century each from Skipper Steven Smith and Josh Inglis, as well as an incredible maiden double century from Usman Khawaja.

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Reuters
Jan 27, 2025

Bumrah named ICC Men’s Test Cricketer of the Year

The 31-year-old seam-bowling genius topped the wicket-taking charts in test cricket last year with 71 from 13 matches, 19 more than second-placed Gus Atkinson of England (in 11 games), having returned from a back injury in late 2023.

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Web Desk
Jan 08, 2025

New Zealand win ODI series against Sri Lanka in dominant fashion

New Zealand won the game by 113 runs, and the series 2-0. The Kiwis have a chance to white wash the Lions in the third match, which is set for Saturday, January 11.

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Web Desk
Dec 28, 2024

ICC Awards 2024: Saim Ayub nominated for Men’s Emerging Cricketer Award

Joining Ayub in the nominations are England’s Gus Atkinson, Sri Lanka’s Kamindu Mendis, and West Indies’ Shamar Joseph, each recognized for their exceptional contributions.