Hameedia, Sri Lanka’s leading menswear brand, recently launched ‘We Create’, the country’s first-ever digital tailoring ...

The South African Women’s cricket team emerged from what all-rounder Suné Luus described as 'one of the hardest tours' of their careers, following a challenging ...

After a couple of months away from the international stage, the Proteas Women travelled to Sri Lanka to compete in the ...

An Iconic Brand Joins Hands with the Nation’s Favourite Sport Elephant House, Sri Lanka’s most beloved beverage brand, has officially stepped onto the pitch as the Official Carbonated Beverage Sponsor ...

Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) has enlisted R Sridhar, India’s former fielding coach, to run a 10 day training program starting May 7. The camp aims to improve fieldin ...

Former India National Team Fielding Coach R. Sridhar has been contracted by Sri Lanka Cricket to conduct a comprehensive ...

Proteas Women physiotherapist Neline Hoffman Kellerman has admitted that they have had to tweak their daily routine in camp, in order to counter the sweltering temperatures in Sri Lanka.

All proceeds from the special all-pink Royals jersey sales will go directly to the Royal Rajasthan Foundation to support its social impact initiatives. For every six hit during the match by either ...

The Indian women's team was fined five per cent of its match fees after being found one over short of required over allowance in the tri-series opener against Sri Lanka. It was a rain-affected ...

Opener Zawad Abrar struck an unbeaten 130 after pacer Al Fahad claimed six wickets as Bangladesh Under-19 cricket team cruised to a resounding nine-wicket win over hosts Sri Lanka in the second of ...

Meanwhile, National Olympic Committee of Sri Lanka (NOCSL) President Suresh Subramaniam told the Daily Mirror that the ongoing conflict between the two countries and the upcoming SAG is a serious ...

Brief Scores: Sri Lanka 147 in 38.1 overs (Hasini Perera 30, Kavisha Dilhari 25; Sneh Rana 3-31, Deepti Sharma 2-22) lost to India 149/1 in 29.4 overs (Pratika Rawal 50*, Harleen Deol 48*; Inoka ...