Local News
- Bodybuilding C'ship in Dehiwala
- Athletics-Junior Asian Championship on the right way
- Cricket-Minister calls for report from SLC
- Nationalized Services Open Carrom Tournament from May 23
- Carlton Super 7’s kicks off May 26
- Harsha Abeykoon, Acting SLC Media Manager
- Golf-Etisalat to power monthly golf at Victoria
- London Olympics 2012-Niluka confirmed for London Olympics
School Sports
- School Rugby-Royal face fierce challenge from Joes
- School Rugby-Isipatana - Trinity clash on May 20
- School-Rugby-Joe-Pete clash for Fr. Wiratunga Shield
- School Rugby-Trinity go out favourites against Thomians
- School Rugby-Lumbini tame Carey College 17-3
International News
- Cricket-Chanderpaul survives as Windies struggle
- Football-Report says half of 2014 World Cup stadiums in trouble
- Olympic flame handed over to British hosts
- Boxing-Aussie woman boxer Elmir banned for doping
- Olympics-BBC to offer live action on mobiles to Brits
Featured Stories
Athletics-Junior Asian Championship on the right way
Sri Lanka will host one of Asia’s major sports championships, the 15th Asian Junior Athletic Championship from June 9 to 12 at the Sugathadasa Stadium, Colombo.
Olympic flame handed over to British hosts
The Olympic flame for this summer's London Games was handed over to the British hosts in a moving " miraculous" ceremony held at Panathinaikon Stadium in Athens on Thursday.
Carlton Super 7’s kicks off May 26
Carlton Sports Club (CSC) together with the Sri Lanka Rugby Football Union proudly presents Carlton Super Sevens 2012, the biggest rugby tournament in the island for the 4th consecutive year from May 26 to June 3 in Kandy and Colombo.
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CHIT CHAT
Should Samaraweera be recalled to the ODI squad?
Yes - 55%
No - 45%
"Our main goal during the next couple of days is to try and win the second ODI and square the series. I don't think we can do different things. We're training really well and hopefully we can bounce back," TM Dilshan after his team bowled out for a humiliating 43.
"Too many off days. Nothing should interfere psychologically either on the field or off the field but it seems that is not happening. The non-payment of salaries and the exhaustion of funds are clear symptoms of mismanagement. The cricketers... should be admired for playing without wages for over 9 months, something no politician or any other employee would have done. It is the abuse and the mismanagement that is affecting the team." Surane Fonseka.
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