Heavy rain, wet outfield forces abandonment
Sri Lanka's monsoon season was the only winner in Dambulla as the first ODI was abandoned after just 15 overs of playThe Report by Alan Gardner10-Oct-
Kohli wants more water breaks in extreme heat
The umpires cracked down on unscheduled drinks breaks in Rajkot, where temperatures touched 40 degrees celsiusESPNcricinfo staff06-Oct-2018Associated
Sri Lanka top order inflicts heaviest ODI defeat on England
Sri Lanka inflicted upon England the heaviest defeat - in terms of runs - in their ODI history to clinch a morale-boosting victory in ColomboThe Repor
Jonny Bairstow ruled out of fifth ODI, one-off T20I with ankle injury
Jonny Bairstow has been ruled out of the remaining limited-overs games on England's tour of Sri Lanka and could be in doubt for the Test seriesGeorge
Guptill out of Pakistan series with calf injury
The 32-year old opener picked up the injury while preparing for a first-class game this week and is expected to be out of action for four to six weeks
Alastair Cook trumpeted as England's next cricketing knight
Alastair Cook retired an England record-breaker in September but could be in line for even higher honours after being proposed for an early knighthood
Soumya, Mominul, Mosaddek still in our World Cup plans – Steve Rhodes
Bangladesh head coach is closely following their performance in domestic competition, and will be present when they face the Zimbabweans in a tour mat
Abu Dhabi win ranks as 'one of our best' – Williamson
Kane Williamson was delighted with the fighting spirit his charges showed as they snatched a dramatic four-run win in the first Test in Abu Dhabi agai
Bangladesh level series with Mehidy Hasan's five-for
Brendan Taylor fought valiantly with his second century of the Test, but Zimbabwe crumbled around him to lose by 218 runsThe Report by Liam Brickhill1
Tamim's return gives Bangladesh happy headache
Who among Tamim, Imrul Kayes, Soumya Sarkar and Liton Das will open the batting for the hosts in their ODI series opener against West Indies?The Previ