Vote for CEAT Sri Lanka People's Player of the Year 2011

Once again CEAT and Sri Lanka Cricket join forces to showcase and reward the legends of Sri Lanka Cricket at the games most prestigious annual awards ceremony.

Vote for your favourite cricketer by using the below link and stand a chance to win autographed souvenir bats weekly as well as free invites to the Awards Ceremony at Water's Edge on 29th November.

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SLC considering re-appointing Sangakkara as captain

Sri Lanka Cricket sources reported that the cricket authorities of the island are trying to approach Kumara Sangakkara to get him to accept the captaincy of the national team again.

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Sri Lanka and Pakistan aim for improvement in Test Championship table

Sri Lanka and Pakistan will be aiming to make an upward movement in the Reliance ICC Test Championship table when they go head to head in a three-Test series which starts at Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday.

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Kapugedera named as a captain in Hong Kong Sixes

Sri Lanka named seven-man squad for the upcoming Hong Kong Cricket Sixes 2011 tournament.
Chamara Kapugedera has been named as the skipper, while Thisara Perera has been named his deputy.

ICC warns SriLanka Cricket over poor pitch in Galle

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has given Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) an official warning for preparing a poor quality pitch for the first Test between Sri Lanka and Australia which was played in Galle from 31 August to 4 September.

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Tendulkar's legs shivering while facing Akhtar's bowling: Afridi

 Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi has supported retired fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar's claims that Indian batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar was scared of his pace, saying that he was a witness of "Tendulkar's legs shivering" in front of the Rawalpindi Express.

Change's to playing conditions from Today

As has always been the practice, changes to the playing conditions for Tests, One-Day Internationals (ODIs) and Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is) take effect from Saturday 1 October, the ICC has confirmed.

Two new balls per innings (ODIs only)
20 overs Powerplays (ODIs only)
No Runners (Tests, ODIs and T20Is
Extra time to complete a match (Tests only)
Bowler attempting to run-out non-striker before delivery (Tests, ODIs and T20Is)

Marsh keen to extend Sri Lanka stay

Australian Geoff Marsh said he was keen to extend his two-year contract as Sri Lanka coach after taking over the job on Thursday.

"If Sri Lanka Cricket wants me to extend my contract till the 2015 World Cup its open from my end for discussions," Marsh told reporters.

Marsh succeeded another Australian, Trevor Bayliss, who retired after this year's World Cup in April after coaching the Sri Lanka team for four years.