The Indian tour should make Sri Lanka introspect, not panic
The ODI leg of Sri Lanka’s tour of India produced expected outcomes both on the field and off it. Sri Lanka were expected to lose the...
The ODI leg of Sri Lanka’s tour of India produced expected outcomes both on the field and off it. Sri Lanka were expected to lose the...
In Sri Lanka, no one is sent home permanently. It doesn’t take too long for a messiah to become a pariah, and then a messiah once...
An in-depth look at Sri Lanka’s struggles in limited-overs cricket.
Shorter formats now leave no room for amateurish managerial travesties. Sri Lanka are less likely to mend their way of managing their cricket team. It is only right that the inevitable is acknowledged.
Nokia’s failure to adapt to the change and its final destiny are both a lesson for Sri Lanka Cricket.
Sri Lanka should stop thinking that certain players are be-all and end-all of the team and must look beyond them if they are to regain their pride in world cricket.
Chandimal’s slow scoring has affected the team. But he is not the only one to blame.
The archaic batting strategy of Chandimal and Mathews has cost Sri Lanka matches.
Sri Lanka’s incorrigible batting style has paved the way for its down fall.