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PALLEKELE – In a performance that bordered on the sadistic, England’s “spin-experiment” turned the Pallekele International Cricket Stadium into a graveyard for Sri Lankan ambitions. Despite a middling batting display, Harry Brook’s men dismantled the co-hosts by defending a meager 146, leaving the local crowd in a stunned, funereal silence. The Great Pallekele Heist England’s […]

PALLEKELE – Pathum Nissanka produced a masterclass in power-hitting to guide Sri Lanka to a dominant 8-wicket victory over Australia at the Pallekele International Cricket Stadium. The win officially secures Sri Lanka’s spot in the Super Eight stage of the 2026 T20 World Cup, while leaving the Australians on the brink of a shock early

In a world where sports are no longer just games but global economic engines, Sri Lanka stands at a pivotal crossroads. To compete with giants, we need more than just talent on the field—we need a master strategist in the boardroom. 1. Capturing the Global Eye The scale of modern sports viewership is staggering. From

COLOMBO — Pakistan started their ICC T20 World Cup 2026 campaign today with a win, but the “Men in Green” have more questions than answers after a chaotic 3-wicket victory over the Netherlands. While the points table will show a “W,” the performance at the Sinhalese Sports Club (SSC) was a massive warning sign for

COLOMBO – In a high-stakes appeal aimed at averting a financial and diplomatic disaster, Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) President Shammi Silva has formally urged the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to rethink its reported decision to boycott the marquee India-Pakistan clash scheduled for February 15, 2026. The plea, delivered via a detailed two-page letter, comes amid

COLOMBO, SRI LANKA – In a match overshadowed by off-field scandal and a deepening crisis in form, Sri Lanka secured a gritty 19-run victory over England in the opening One-Day International at the R. Premadasa Stadium. While the scorecards will show a competitive battle, the headlines remain firmly fixed on England captain Harry Brook, who