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Sri Lankan cricket fans have once again got the opportunity of watching a ten-day cricket extravaganza-the Women's Cricket Asia Cup starting at the Welagedara Stadium in Kurunegala and Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium today.

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The long wait for many fans of the Master will finally be over on Sunday when Sachin Tendulkar will take guard against the Delhi Daredevils. Kozhikode, May 1: Joining the raging debate on the introduction of cheerleaders by Indian Premier League in its cricket matches, former sprint queen P T Usha said that skimpily clad cheer girls should strictly comply with the ...

England women's cricket captain Charlotte Edwards is helping to drive the sport forward in North Herts. Edwards, a fixture in the team for years who hails from Cambridgeshire, has been coaching at Marriotts School in Stevenage.

England women's cricket captain Charlotte Edwards is helping to drive the sport forward in North Herts. Edwards, a fixture in the team for years who hails from Cambridgeshire, has been coaching at Marriotts School in Stevenage.

England women's cricket captain Charlotte Edwards is helping to drive the sport forward in North Herts. Edwards, a fixture in the team for years who hails from Cambridgeshire, has been coaching at Marriotts School in Stevenage.

England women's cricket captain Charlotte Edwards is helping to drive the sport forward in North Herts. Edwards, a fixture in the team for years who hails from Cambridgeshire, has been coaching at Marriotts School in Stevenage.

Ahmedabad will host the first Test between India and England when Michael Vaughan’s side come to India for a two-Test and seven-ODI series in November-December, the final itinerary of which will be announced soon by the BCCI. The second Test of the series will be played in Mumbai before the two teams lock horns in a one-day series.

The Indian women's cricket team will attempt to win the Asia Cup for an unprecedented fourth time with skipper Mithali Raj...

Dubai: The Indian women’s cricket team will attempt to win the Asia Cup for an unprecedented fourth time with skipper Mithali Raj and pace spearhead Jhulan Goswami also aiming for individual milestones in the tournament starting on May 2 ...

Dubai, April 30: Indian women's cricket team will start their Asia Cup campaign as favourites and will be hoping to win the tournament for an unprecedented fourth time when the championship opens in Sri Lanka Friday.

Elliot Wilson and Andy Carter, of Lincolnshire, not only set a Minor Counties Trophy record with an unbroken last-wicket partnership of 67 against Cambridgeshire at Woodhall Spa, but also won an enthralling match off the final ball to launch the 26th year of the competition (Michael Austin writes).

Dubai, April 30 (IANS) Indian women's cricket team will start their Asia Cup campaign as favourites and will be hoping to win the tournament for an unprecedented fourth time when the championship opens in Sri Lanka Friday.

Dubai, Apr 30 the Indian women's cricket team will attempt to win the Asia Cup for an unprecedented fourth time with skipper Mithali Raj and pace spearhead Jhulan Goswami also aiming for individual milestones in the tournament starting May 2 in Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka domestic news

Women's Asia Cup

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Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) Interim Committee Chairman Arjuna Ranatunga yesterday vowed to develop women's cricket in the country with the aim of taking the nation into the top three in the World rankings.

Sri Lanka, who are hosting the fourth Women's Asia Cup, are confident they can stop India's domination of the event. The past three tournaments have been won by India something Sri Lanka are determined to turn around.

Sudath Pasqual, Sri Lanka Cricket's (SLC) tournament, provincial cricket and women's cricket manager, will quit his post shortly to migrate to Canada with his family.