Sri Lanka
ICC TARGET SHARJAH IN BATTLE AGAINST MATCH-FIXING
Officials from the International Cricket Council's (ICC) anti-corruption unit will meet organisers of the Sharjah tournament to combat potential match-fixing at this year's tournament.
SRI LANKAN MINISTER SACKS CRICKET BOARD
Sri Lanka's Sports Minister Lakshman Kiriella has sacked the country's Board of Control for Cricket (BCCSL), according to news agency sources.
SRI LANKA BOARD’S CHIEF EXECUTIVE SUSPENDED
Sri Lanka's scandal-tainted cricket board has suspended its chief executive amid reports of a multi-million dollar television rights dispute.
SPONSORS NAMED FOR TRIANGULAR TOURNAMENT
The one-day tournament between England, South Africa and Sri Lanka later this month, the first international cricket series in England to be played in coloured clothing, is to be sponsored by Emirates airline.
VENUES CHANGES IN SRI LANKA TRI-SERIES AFTER CASH ROW
Matches in a triangular one-day cricket tournament involving India, New Zealand and hosts Sri Lanka to be held in the central city of Dambulla have been shifted to Colombo due to a money dispute, the Sri Lankan cricket chief said on Thursday.
ICC WILL NOT INTERVENE IN CRICKET DISPUTE
The International Cricket Council will not penalise or sanction India if they do not participate in the forthcoming Sharjah cricket tournament involving Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
CRICKET BOARD SET TO LAUNCH CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION OVER MATCH-FIXING
Sri Lanka's Cricket Board has said it would "most likely" call for a criminal investigation into match-fixing allegations against former captain Arjuna Ranatunga and Aravinda de Silva.
NEPAL TO HOST SOUTH ASIAN GAMES NEXT YEAR
The eighth South Asian Federation (SAF) Games, the region's biggest sports event, will be held in Kathmandu next year, organisers have said.
DHAKA SOCCER TOURNAMENT POSTPONED ? NEW DATES CONFIRMED
The biennial South Asian soccer tournament in Dhaka has been postponed to early 2002 from late this year, Asian soccer authorities have said.
CRICKET SERIES TO GO AHEAD WITH OR WITHOUT INDIA
April?s one-day cricket tournament between India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka in Sharjah will go ahead whether India take part or not, according to the chief organiser.
CRICKET-PANEL TO DECIDE FUTURE OF SOUTH AFRICAN PLAYERS
A panel of legal experts will decide the future of South African cricketers Herschelle Gibbs, Henry Williams and Pieter Strydom after publication of an interim report on match-fixing next week.
THAILAND PULL OUT OF ASIAN CHAMPIONSHIP
The start of the Asian rugby union championship was thrown into disarray by the last-minute withdrawal of the Thai team on Saturday.
CRICKET MAY BENEFIT FROM INDIA AND PAKISTAN PEACE TALKS
Prospects of India playing a test match in Pakistan after 12 years have brightened after New Delhi invited Islamabad to hold peace talks last week, officials said on Sunday.
SRI LANKA PUTS CRICKET UNDER ONE ROOF
Consulting firm, Sinclair Knight Merz is to design a suspended roof at the Rangiri Dambulu International Cricket Stadium, in Sri Lanka.
ICC GRANTS BANGLADESH TEST STATUS
In a move that should add significant revenues to the coffers of cricket?s poorest affiliate nation, the Bangladesh Cricket Board has confirmed that Bangladesh has been granted Test status.
PAKISTAN OFFICIAL SAYS CLAIMS A CONSPIRACY
A senior Pakistani cricket official has said that accusations of gambling and match-fixing were part of a conspiracy aimed at ruining the reputations of some of the country's international players.
SRI LANKAN LEGAL ROW `WILL NOT AFFECT CRICKET TOURS?
Legal battles that have left Sri Lanka's cricket board in financial limbo will not affect tours by India and New Zealand this summer, a top sports official has said.
BBC REFUSED ENTRY TO FIRST TEST
The BBC was initially refused entry into England's first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle on Friday because of a dispute over broadcasting rights.