Sri Lanka
BOOKMAKER’S ALLEGATIONS AFFECTED STEWART’S FORM
Former England cricket captain Alec Stewart has conceded that a bookmaker's statement accusing him of taking money in exchange for information affected his form during the recent tour of Pakistan.
DEV QUIZZED IN MATCH-FIX PROBE
India's former captain Kapil Dev has appeared before the national cricket board's match-fixing investigator and made some changes to statements he had given earlier to a federal agency, the inquiry official said.
PRABHAKAR SAYS BAN UNFAIR, AZHARUDDIN SILENT
Manoj Prabhakar, banned for five years by the Indian cricket board, said on Wednesday he had deserved better treatment for helping expose match-fixing.
TALKSPORT WINS ENGLAND TOUR RIGHTS
UK commercial radio station talkSPORT has won exclusive rights to broadcast England's next two cricket tours of Sri Lanka.
ASIA CHIEFS URGE RE-THINK ON INDIA TOUR OF PAKISTAN
Cricket chiefs of three Asian nations have sought a meeting with the Indian government to request reversing its decision to cancel a tour of Pakistan.
WORLD SPORTS WINS TV RIGHTS FOR SRI LANKA CRICKET
London and Hong Kong-based international sports marketing group World Sports Group has won the sponsorship and broadcasting rights for cricket matches in Sri Lanka for three years, the local cricket board said.
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.
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.
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.
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.
SKYSPAN TO BUILD SOUTH KOREAN STADIUM DOME
Skyspan International has been awarded the largest single order in the company?s history ? the DM 40million roof of the Pusan Dome, South Korea, which will be engineered, fabricated and installed by the German company.
NEW SRI LANKA CRICKET BOARD WINS UNCONTESTED VOTE.
Sri Lanka's cricket board has elected a new administration after one of the two main contenders pulled out at the 11th hour saying the vote was not fair.
FA AND ASIAN FED IN CO-OPERATIVE AGREEMENT
The English Football Association and the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) have put the finishing touches to a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) which will lead to long-term technical co-operation between the two governing bodies.
EX-CRICKET CHIEF TO FACE PROBE
Sri Lanka's former cricket board chief has been summoned before a committee investigating alleged financial irregularities, a senior sports ministry official has said.
TRUCE CALLED OVER CRICKET BOARD
Sri Lanka's sports minister and the interim committee managing the country's cricket board have called a truce, ending a three-day drama during which the committee chairman resigned over a dinner controversy.
CRICKET CRISIS CONTINUES AS COMMITTEE RESIGNS
Sri Lanka's off-field cricket crisis has deepened as the interim committee running the governing board prepared to resign.
CRICKET CRISIS CONTINUES AS CHAIRMAN WALKS
The chairman of the interim committee managing Sri Lanka's cricket board has resigned after severe criticism by the country's sports minister, according to cricket officials.
CRICKET BOARD FACES FINANCE PROBE
Sri Lanka is to launch an inquiry into alleged financial irregularities at the country's cricket board, a government newspaper has reported.