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Sri Lankan players Tillakaratne Dilshan (L), Kumar Sangakkara (C) and Captain Mahela Jayawardene celebrate the dismissal of West Indies batsman Sulieman Benn run out during the third day of the first Test match between the West Indies and Sri Lanka in Georgetown on March 24, 2008. West Indies, replying to Sri Lanka’s first innings total of 476 for eight declared, reached 269 for 9 at close in a desperate bid to avoid a follow-on.
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To enforce follow-on or bat? Skipper Mahela's dilemma

To enforce the follow on or bat a second time and make the Windies chase for victory or sink? That is the question that would have given Sri Lanka skipper a sleepless night when play ended on the third day of the Digicel Test here today.

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Will the axe come on Colts?

Cricket Club are in danger of facing a possible ban of five to ten matches following their controversial SLC Premier League inter club Tier 'A' tournament match against Moors Sports Club worked off at Braybrooke Place last week.

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Lanka Sevens rugby team off to Hong Kong

The Sri Lanka Sevens rugby team led by Pradeep Liyanage left for Hong Kong yesterday to take part in the Hong Kong International Rugby Sevens which will be worked off from March 28 to 30, 2008.

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