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Sri Lanka

South Africa need five wickets to win first test
Article
/ 29 December 2016

South Africa need five wickets to win first test

South Africa, who won the toss and opted to bat, amassed 286 runs in their first innings and Sri Lanka scored 205 in reply.

By Mark Gleeson Author
[Updated] JP Duminy powers South Africa to 174-2 at tea
Article
/ 26 December 2016

[Updated] JP Duminy powers South Africa to 174-2 at tea

JP Duminy and Hashim Amla continued to lift the run rate with an unbeaten 69-run partnership dominated by Duminy’s fine strokeplay

By Mark Gleeson Author
Young Ones come into their own
Article
/ 22 December 2016

Young Ones come into their own

After dazzling victories again Australia, the Proteas and Sri Lanka could put on quite a show come Boxing Day

By Neil Manthorp
Cricket World Cup 2015: Proteas cruise to semi-finals
Article
/ 18 March 2015

Cricket World Cup 2015: Proteas cruise to semi-finals

Aiming to win their first ever World Cup knockout, the Proteas bowlers removed both openers inside the first five overs against Sri Lanka.

By Nick Mulvenney
Sri Lankan cricketer Sangakkara craves new records
Article
/ 11 March 2015

Sri Lankan cricketer Sangakkara craves new records

Kumar Sangakkara has said ahead of his one-day retirement that he loves chasing records, setting two more in his World Cup game against Scotland.

By Staff Reporter
World Cup: Australia win over Sri Lanka spurred by Maxwell century
Article
/ 8 March 2015

World Cup: Australia win over Sri Lanka spurred by Maxwell century

Australia’s victory in Sydney was fired by a spectacular maiden one-day international century from Glenn Maxwell, who helped Australia to 376-9.

By Nick Mulvenney
CWC15: Sri Lanka rout England, Pakistan bounce back
Article
/ 1 March 2015

CWC15: Sri Lanka rout England, Pakistan bounce back

Sri Lanka handed England their third defeat of the 2015 Cricket World Cup, while Pakistan defeated Zimbabwe to get their campaign back on track.

By Julian Guyer and Andrew Dent
Pope Francis names first Sri Lankan saint
Article
/ 14 January 2015

Pope Francis names first Sri Lankan saint

The revolutionary Catholic pope has called 17th-century missionary Joseph Vaz a model of reconciliation after the country’s recent civil war.

By Frank Jack Daniel and Philip Pullella
Sangakkara reaches 12 000 runs to join cricket’s greats
Article
/ 3 January 2015

Sangakkara reaches 12 000 runs to join cricket’s greats

Sri Lankan batsman Kumar Sangakkara joined an elite group of cricketers on Saturday when he became only the fifth to make 12 000 runs in his career.

By Steve McMorran
Sri Lanka is a tourist’s cup of tea
Article
/ 28 October 2014

Sri Lanka is a tourist’s cup of tea

The country has had 23.1% more visitors than last year, thanks to its beverage and ?exchange rate that go down well with visitors.

By Firdose Moonda
Amla leads Proteas to historic Test series win in Sri Lanka
Article
/ 28 July 2014

Amla leads Proteas to historic Test series win in Sri Lanka

Hashim ​Amla, playing his first series since succeeding Graeme Smith as Test captain, has fought off Sri Lanka’s spinners to seal a 1-0 series win.

By Abhaya Srivastava
Quicks bowl Proteas to rare win in Sri Lanka
Article
/ 20 July 2014

Quicks bowl Proteas to rare win in Sri Lanka

Dale Steyn and Morne Morkel ripped through the Sri Lanka batting lineup to seal a 153-run win on Sunday.

By Reuters
Sangakkara keeps Sri Lanka hopes alive against Proteas
Article
/ 19 July 2014

Sangakkara keeps Sri Lanka hopes alive against Proteas

Kumar Sangakkara smashed his 49th half-century as Sri Lanka fought back on the fourth day of the first Test against South Africa on Saturday.

By Abhaya Srivastava
De Kock, De Villiers star in Proteas series win in Sri Lanka
Article
/ 12 July 2014

De Kock, De Villiers star in Proteas series win in Sri Lanka

Aggressive hundreds from Quinton de Kock and AB de Villiers gave the SA cricket team their first ODI series win over Sri Lanka on the island.

By Staff Reporter
Amla guides SA to 304-5 against Sri Lanka
Article
/ 6 July 2014

Amla guides SA to 304-5 against Sri Lanka

Opener Hashim Amla has smashed 109 off 130 balls to steer South Africa to a formidable 304-5 in the first one-day international against Sri Lanka.

By Sapa Afp
Proteas must solve Sri Lanka puzzle right off the bat
Article
/ 4 July 2014

Proteas must solve Sri Lanka puzzle right off the bat

Why Tahir is so expensive and ineffective in Tests but a wicket-taker in limited-overs cricket.

By Neil Manthorp
Sri Lanka beat India to win maiden World T20 title
Article
/ 6 April 2014

Sri Lanka beat India to win maiden World T20 title

Sri Lanka have lifted their maiden World Twenty20 title following their six-wicket victory against former champions India.

By Amlan Chakraborty
Sri Lanka: Living in fear of the ‘white vans’
Analysis
/ 31 March 2014

Sri Lanka: Living in fear of the ‘white vans’

The latest arrests in Sri Lanka are part of a campaign to deter witnesses from giving evidence to a new investigative mechanism, writes Yasmin Sooka.

By Staff Reporter
Proteas fined for slow over rate
Article
/ 25 March 2014

Proteas fined for slow over rate

South Africa have been fined for their slow over rate in a thrilling victory against New Zealand, says the International Cricket Council.

By Reuters
Tutu to the UN: Sri Lanka needs healing
Analysis
/ 4 March 2014

Tutu to the UN: Sri Lanka needs healing

In a letter to the UN, Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu, representing human rights activists, has appealed for a commission of inquiry in Sri Lanka.

By Staff Reporter
Sri Lankan state forces accused of most local war crimes
Article
/ 6 February 2014

Sri Lankan state forces accused of most local war crimes

The Island of Impunity report cites witness accounts that army torture, sexual violence and enforced disappearance continue in part today.

By Reuters
Zuma silent on Sri Lankan human rights abuses
Analysis
/ 22 November 2013

Zuma silent on Sri Lankan human rights abuses

President Jacob Zuma’s stance on local human rights abuses at the Commonwealth summit undermines SA’s fight for justice, writes Ruki Fernando.

By Staff Reporter
Zuma returns from fractious Sri Lanka Commonwealth summit
Article
/ 18 November 2013

Zuma returns from fractious Sri Lanka Commonwealth summit

President Jacob Zuma has returned from a summit dominated by allegations of war crimes in Sri Lanka during the bloody climax of its 26-year civil war.

By Frank Jack Daniel and Sapa
De Villiers proud of Protea’s series win over Pakistan
Article
/ 9 November 2013

De Villiers proud of Protea’s series win over Pakistan

Captain AB de Villiers has shown pride in his team after winning the one-day series against Pakistan, hailing a comeback after losing to Sri Lanka.

By Shahid Hashmi
Sri Lankan poll revives Tigers’ roar
Article
/ 11 October 2013

Sri Lankan poll revives Tigers’ roar

Recent provincial elections have shown a demand for autonomy in the north is far from spent.

By Jason Burke
Sri Lanka: Ignoring oppression just not cricket
Analysis
/ 8 August 2013

Sri Lanka: Ignoring oppression just not cricket

Boycotting Sri Lanka cricket over a disagreeable regime is not the answer, and South Africa should do more than that to engage with the issues.

By Staff Reporter
Rain gives Sri Lanka the edge in second ODI against Proteas
Article
/ 24 July 2013

Rain gives Sri Lanka the edge in second ODI against Proteas

Rangana Herath has led Sri Lanka by taking two wickets to help beat SA by 17 runs under the Duckworth/Lewis method in their second ODI.

By Sapa Ap
Hussey finishes on a high with Australia sweep
Article
/ 6 January 2013

Hussey finishes on a high with Australia sweep

Michael Hussey has ended his test career on a high when Australia beat Sri Lanka by five wickets in the third test, to sweep the series 3-0.

By Nick Mulvenney
Sri Lanka’s dismal innings overshadows Sangakkara’s milestone
Article
/ 26 December 2012

Sri Lanka’s dismal innings overshadows Sangakkara’s milestone

Sri Lanka’s disappointing innings in the opening day of their Test against Australia has dampened Kumar Sangakkara’s achievement of 10 000 Test runs.

By Ian Ransom
Hussey scores unbeaten 115 before Australia declare
Article
/ 15 December 2012

Hussey scores unbeaten 115 before Australia declare

Mike Hussey scored an unbeaten 115 to drive Australia towards a declaration at 450 for five on the second day of the first test against Sri Lanka.

By Nick Mulvenney
Sri Lanka’s Canberra tour match ends in high-scoring draw
Article
/ 8 December 2012

Sri Lanka’s Canberra tour match ends in high-scoring draw

Sri Lanka’s only tour match before their three-test series against Australia has ended in a draw in Canberra.

By Reuters
Sri Lanka prison riot death toll rises
Article
/ 10 November 2012

Sri Lanka prison riot death toll rises

Sri Lankan troops have found 11 bodies of convicts raising the death toll in an overnight prison riot in the capital to 27, prisons minister said.

By Sapa Afp
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