Asela Gunaratne

Shoaib Malik's fifty was in vain as Jaffna Stallions were bowled out for 150 batting first

The batsman sustained an injury on his right arm while diving during a fielding drill on the Bangladesh tour

Three of our T20I batting nominees this year are from one country

Kusal Mendis, who was rested for the Test series, was not among the 16 men picked by the selection committee

The allrounder picked up four awards at the ceremony, while Rangana Herath and Chamari Atapattu were named the men's and women's cricketers of the year

The injury also rules the Sri Lanka allrounder out of the ODI and T20 legs of the India tour

Asela Gunaratne was the go-to man on Tuesday - for Niroshan Dickwella, with whom he put on 121, and for captain Dinesh Chandimal

Rangana Herath was just named Man of the Series for a one-match series, but that's not the strangest match award that's been handed out

Sri Lanka pursued 388 - the highest successful chase on the island - with fifties from Niroshan Dickwella and Asela Gunaratne

With both the Test and the ODI series ending with a 1-1 scoreline, both teams have one last chance to prove who is better

Kusal Mendis said a desire to raise his average and be considered among the best players in the world was behind his unbeaten 166 on the first day in Galle

Kusal Mendis's unbeaten 166 helped Sri Lanka to post a comfortable 321 for 4 on the first day in Galle

Batsmen Asela Gunaratne and Niroshan Dickwella have been named in Sri Lanka's squad for the two-Test series against Bangladesh

Asela Gunaratne has been described by his school-cricket coach Aubrey Kuruppu as a "confident" but "reluctant cricketer" in his youth

Australia's makeshift XI are seeking a win in the Adelaide dead rubber, while Sri Lanka are hoping to remain unbeaten over the hosts in T20s down under

Asela Gunaratne, who struck 84 runs in a match-winning effort in Geelong, said the support Sri Lanka received during the first two T20s helped win the series

The visitors needed 48 off the last three overs in a chase of 174, and they won with the last ball to take the series 2-0 with a match to play

South Africa rode a roaring 187-run first-wicket stand and two effortless centuries from their openers to a monumental 384 for 6 and, eventually, the No. 1 ODI ranking

Plays of the day from the deciding T20I between South Africa and Sri Lanka