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A total of 38 candidates are vying for the top position in an election closely watched by both India and China due to the island nation's strategic significance. India, with traditional ties to Sri Lanka, is concerned about China's increasing influence in its neighboring country.
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Not a single ball has been bowled with wet outfield preventing any action, raising serious questions over preparedness of the venue to host the match
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The off spinner, who played 133 Tests for Sri Lanka, admits that he is 'definitely worried' about Test cricket's future
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Promoting regional organisations should be in India’s larger interest and part of its neighbourhood policy
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Minces no words on Indian batters, asks them to have a 'serious look' at their individual plans against spin bowling
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Kohli looked subdued in the middle, particularly after the fiery starts given by Rohit. Kohli just needed to build on it
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Kohli, KL Rahul in focus as India face Sri Lanka in second ODI on Sunday; Wanindu Hasaranga ruled out of remaining ODIs
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For the Indian camp, confident smiles of victory turned into shock as they realized they hadn't won the match, but instead ended up with a tie in a game they were expected to win.
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Team management to decide who among KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant will be India's long-term first-choice wicketkeeper-batter in this format
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Sri Lanka's embarrassing batting collapses in the middle overs is the prime reason of their undoing in this series so far
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At the Pallekele International Cricket Stadium, Suryakumar previously scored 56 off 28 balls, marking his 20th T20I fifty and his first half-century as India's full-time captain in the format, helping the team reach a total of 213/7.
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On a fresh pitch, Yashasvi Jaiswal attacked the bowlers in the power-play, scoring 40 off 21 balls and sharing a 74-run opening stand with Shubman Gill.
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Sri Lanka also venturing into a new era, with Charith Asalanka as captain and Sanath Jayasuriya being the interim coach
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Suryakumar wants to remain humble and grounded while leading the side on the field as he looks at cricket just as a sport, not life
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Election announcement set to end balance term of President Gotabaya Rajapaksa, who was ousted in mid-2022 in public uprising
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The Suryakumar-led side will play the first of the three T20Is on July 27, followed by matches on July 28 and 30
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Says he expects the senior batters to be available for most of the ODIs and Tests after retiring from T20 Internationals
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The bowler, who was part of the T20 WC-winning team, said their contributions in the batting department have always been an inspiration for cricketers across the world
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Sangwan, who played under Pandya during his captaincy of the Gujarat Titans in 2022 and 2023, suggested that injury and fitness concerns might explain why selectors chose Suryakumar over Pandya.
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Harmanpreet Kaur says they are using the Women's Asia Cup as a platform to prepare for the upcoming T20 World Cup
