SriLanka vs Canada – Over 70’s World Cup – Canada won by 114 Runs Sri Lanka Seniors: 171 / All out (42.1) Canada Seniors: 285 / 2 (45) Result: Canada won by 114 Runs  Watch SRI LANKA vs INDIA – Over 70’s World Cup – SRI LANKA WON BY 4 WICKETS Sri Lanka: 228 / 6 (42.1) India: 224 / All out (38.1) Result: SRI LANKA SENIORS WON BY 4 WICKETS Source: Masters Cricket : https://masterscricket.org/elementor-2856/   Please click on the image below to watch the match. International Masters Cricket (IMC) Over 70 World Cup Cricket Tournament – July-August 2024 in Englands – Scores and Highlights Image Source: https://masterscricket.org/elementor-2856/  Round 1 – England 382/7 (45) beat Sri Lanka 116/7 (45) Highlights: England batting – John Evans 101 ret off 90, Duncan Elder 102 ret off 87, Chris Evans 65 ret off 39 and Simon Sargent 48 not out off ...

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Embarrassed Sri Lanka answers critics in merciless fashion- Hasarsnga and Matthews lead Zimbabwe rout in decider- BY TREVINE RODRIGO IN MELBOURNE (eLanka Sports editor) Sri Lanka responded like a team stung by embarrassment smashing Zimbabwe by nine wickets in the T20 decider in Colombo. After two nail biters in the first two encounters, Sri Lanka hit their straps to set the record straight humiliating the Zimbabwean’s in a one-sided game that didn’t go the distance anticipated. New skipper Wannindu Hasarsnga De Silva underlined his liking to the new role leading from the front with a bamboozling performance with the ball to reduce Zimbabwe to rubble making Sri Lanka’s batting woes with less pressure to deal with. Hasarsnga mesmerised Zimbabwe’s batters to claim 4 fir 15 off 4 overs, Matthews 2 for 15and Maheesh Theeksheena 2 fir14 to destroy Zimbabwe to 82 all out. Angelo Matthews rectified his bowling embarrassment in ...

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Watch Highlights of T20 Series – Sri Lanka vs Zimbabwe – January 2024 3rd T20 – 18th January 2024 Sri Lanka won by 9 wickets (with 55 balls remaining) Zimbabwe: 82 Sri Lanka: 88/1 Result: Sri Lanka won by 9 wickets (with 55 balls remaining) 2nd T20 – 16 Janaury 2024 – Zimbabwe won by 4 wickets (with 1 ball remaining) Sri Lanka: 173/6 Zimbabwe: (19.5/20 ov, T:174) 178/6 Result: Zimbabwe won by 4 wickets (with 1 ball remaining) 1st T20 – 14 January 2024 – Sri Lanka won by 3 wickets Zimbabwe: 143/5 Sri Lanka: (20 ov, T:144) 144/7 Result: Sri Lanka won by 3 wickets (with 0 balls remaining)   ...

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Hasaranga’s Heroic Return: Sri Lanka Crushes Zimbabwe in One-Day Series with Dominant Performance – By TREVINE RODRIGO IN MELBOURNE.  (eLanka Sports editor) Image source: © ICC 2023 | Courtesy of ICC | Media Zone Access by Trevine Rodrigo (eLanka) (taken form media article from ICC: Hasaranga and Gardner voted ICC Players of the Month for June ) Wannindu Hasarsnga celebrated his return to international cricket after being sidelined with injury for eight months by wrecking Zimbabwe with a seven wicket haul in an eight wicket thrashing in Colombo. Hasarsnga was almost unplayable, producing a mesmerising spell in which he claimed 7 for 19 off 5.5 overs, leaving the Zimbabwe batters all at sea as they crashed to 96 all out in 22.5 overs. Sri Lanka skipper Kusal Mendis then led  the spirited run chase as they scurried to the under par target in 16.4 overs. Image source: © ICC 2023 ...

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Warner fails after two lives in rain shortened second day. – By TREVINE RODRIGO IN MELBOURNE.  (eLanka Sports editor) Australia limped to 106 for 2 off 47 overs when bad light followed by rain, brought a halt to the second day’s play which was subsequently abandoned.  David Warner playing his last Test,  survived two lives but was unable to capitalise on his good fortune to be snapped up at first slip for 34. A clearly disappointed Warner left the SCG to a standing ovation from the 30,000 plus crowd. His close buddy and opening partner for many years, Usman Khawaja figured in their 22nd 50 run partnership before Warner departed.   Khawaja who has had tremendous success at the SCG appeared set for a half century until Pakistan’s batting hero Aamir Jamal bowling with venom, forced him to edge one to the slips for a painstaking 47. Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith ...

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eLanka Newsletter – 29th May 2022 – 9th Edition – Sri Lankans In Australia Click here or on the image below to read this week’s elanka Newsletter “A PERFECT PALINDROME” – By des kelly (Editor-in-Chief) e’Lanka. ) Tamil asylum seeker family cleared to return home to Biloela on bridging visas, Acting Home Affairs Minister says – By Erin Semmler, Rachel McGhee Go Home – This is a product of Chaminda Samaraweera and his wife Kath in conjunction with his fellow artists. Watch Cricket Highlights – Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh – 2nd Test – May 2022 – Sri Lanka won by 10 wickets Together for a better tomorrow – A community support initiative by Keells Supermarkets Any ‘System Change’ must occur at the grassroots level – By Aubrey Joachim Crossing The Jordan – by Lakshman Navaratne Joe Frazier talking to Dinesh Palipana in 2010 not long after a spinal cord injury ...

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Watch ODI Cricket Highlights – Sri Lanka vs South Africa 2021 3rd ODI International – 8th September 2021 – Sri Lanka won by 78 runs Sri Lanka: 203/9 South Africa: (30/50 ov, target 204): 125 Sri Lanka won by 78 runs 1st ODI International – 2nd September 2021 – Sri Lanka won by 14 runs Sri Lanka: 300/9 – (Avishka Fernando 118, Dhananjaya de Silva 44, Charith Asalanka 72) South Africa: (50 ov, target 301) – 286/6 Sri Lanka won by 14 runs 2nd ODI Highlights | Sri Lanka vs South Africa 2021 – South Africa won by 67 runs (D/L method)  South Africa: 283/6 Sri Lanka: (36.4/41 ov, target 265) 197 South Africa won by 67 runs (D/L method)  ...

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  Womens Cricket – T20 World Cup Highlights Australia v Sri Lanka : February 2020 Sri Lanka Women: 122/6 Australia Women: 123/5 (19.3/20 ov) AUS Women won by 5 wickets (with 3 balls remaining) PLAYER OF THE MATCH: Rachael Haynes Scorecard  SRI LANKA WOMEN 122/6(20 OVERS) Chamari Atapattu50 (38), Anushka Sanjeewani25 (31) Nicola Carey2/18 (3), Molly Strano2/23 (4) AUSTRALIA WOMEN 123/5(19.3 OVERS) Rachael Haynes60 (47), Meg Lanning*41 (44) Shashikala Siriwardene2/20 (4), Udeshika Prabodhani   ...

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