Dambulla: Praveen Kumar's swing in the flood-lit Dambulla stadium seems to be spelling doom for the Black Caps who lost more than half of their side midway through their chase.

The Indian cricket team seriously needs to reorganize and get their acts together ahead of the finals and most importantly ahead of the World Cup.

Sri Lanka rushed to make amends for the fateful no-ball that denied Virender Sehwag the chance to reach his century in Monday's ODI. But the damage had been done and the issue will not die down in a hurry.

New Delhi: The no-ball incident took another twist on Wednesday after Sri Lankan media blamed opening batsman Tillakaratne Dilshan to instruct Suraj Randiv to ball a no-ball in order to deny Virender Sehwag a century.

Dambulla: Disruptions to their practice schedule on Saturday won’t be as big a dampner as Yuvraj Singh’s unavailability when India play Sri Lanka in the third one-day international of the tri-series in Dambulla on Monday.

Virender Sehwag scored his 21st Test century and then took two late wickets to leave the third and final Test between Sri Lanka and India beautifully poised at the close of day three.

Even before stumps were drawn on Day 4 of India's must-win third Test against Sri Lanka, there was a lot of action in the match referee's cubicle.

Colombo: India lost nightwatchman Ishant Sharma as Sachin Tendulkar and VVS Laxman try to consolidate on the fifth day of the third and final cricket Test at Colombo on Saturday.

Sri Lanka's lower order frustrated India to set them 257 to win the third and final Test in Colombo and off-spinner Suraj Randiv then took three wickets

Colombo: Early wickets on day four of the third and final Test against Sri Lanka hold the key for India as they look to win the match at the P Sara Stadium and square the series 1-1.