India level their one-day series in Sri Lanka with a hard fought three-wicket success in Dambulla.

India win squares one-day series

Ajantha Mendis and Muttiah Muralitharan share six wickets as Sri Lanka thrash India in the first one-day international.

Sri Lanka spinners destroy India

Although Zimbabwe Cricket might be refusing to play Kenya, it has nevertheless unveiled its preparations for the coming year.

Zimbabwe unveil preparations for 2008-09

Sri Lanka have made changes to their squad for the five-ODI series against India, bringing in left-hand batsmen Jehan Mubarak and Malinda Warnapura. The 15-member squad does not include allrounder Kaushalya Weeraratne, who was selected in the original list of 14.

Warnapura and Mubarak get late call-ups to ODI squad

Powered by Yuvraj Singh’s brutal century, the Indians cruised to a pre-ODI series 92-run win against a Sri Lankan XI at the P Saravanamuttu Stadium in Colombo. Yuvraj hit 13 sixes in a 121-ball 172, taking the Indians to 342 for 5, and in reply the opposition - comprising ten internationals - produced a sloppy chase, managing only 250.

Yuvraj ton steers Indians to big win

Malinda Warnapura, the left-hand opening batsman, has earned a late call-up to Sri Lanka’s one-day squad for the five-match series against India.

Warnapura gets late call-up to ODI squad

Spin sensation Ajantha Mendis broke a 62-year-old record to help Sri Lanka close in on a series win over India.

Mendis sets record as India slump

It was good old-fashioned Test cricket - an examination of patience, will and
concentration - on the second day, and Kumar Sangakkara kept Sri Lanka’s nose ahead with a patient century.

Sri Lanka ride on Sangakkara ton in keen contest

The review of umpiring decisions, being trialled in the series, has already generated a lot of attention, and more so on Saturday, when a confident appeal by India for an lbw against Thilan Samaraweera was turned down.

Umpire Benson calls for HotSpot in review system

Kumar Sangakkara’s appetite for big runs resurfaced, and along with Prasanna
Jayawardene he ran India ragged to inch Sri Lanka towards a comfortable
first-innings lead.

Sangakkara and Prasanna stretch lead