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April 10, 2025
Editorials/Sports

Cricketers Who Sold Their Souls: Begging Modi for Jaffna’s Playground

Editorial Sports are a science, and cricket is no exception. Those who understand the science would never abuse it, for it is a realm where integrity and sanity must prevail. The delicate

Sports/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka’s Olympic Membership on the Verge of Suspension

by Our Correspondent in Colombo Sri Lanka’s National Olympic Committee (NOC) is on the brink of being suspended or expelled by the International Olympic Committee (IOC), a fate that has already befallen several countries in the past due to issues

January 7, 2025

Must we mix sport and politics at the Football World Cup?

Sports

The belief in the power of football to make positive contribution to progressive and sustainable change in the world was met with opposition before

Sri Lankan Cricketer Grills for Alleged Sexual Assault in Auz

Cricket

Sri Lanka batter Danushka Gunathilaka has been charged by police after an alleged sexual assault in Sydney’s east. He was arrested in the early hours of

Sri Lankan Cricketer Grills for Alleged Sexual Assault in Auz

November 6, 2022
Cricket

Sri Lanka batter Danushka Gunathilaka has been charged by police after an alleged sexual assault in Sydney’s east. He was arrested in the early hours of Sunday morning from the team hotel in Sydney’s

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