T20 World Cup co-hosts Sri Lanka ask Pakistan to reverse their refusal to play their group match against India in Colombo.

Sri Lanka sent a letter to the PCB earlier this week, outlining the severe economic fallout the boycott could trigger in the country.

A Sri Lankan cricket official says the sport's national governing body has formally asked Pakistan to reconsider its planned boycott of a Twenty20 World Cup game with India next week.

India head into the third T20I against Sri Lanka at the Greenfield International Stadium in Thiruvananthapuram with full momentum. After convincing victories in the opening two encounters, the hosts sit comfortably at 2–0. Another win would seal the ...

Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake held telephonic conversation with Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif today, requesting Pakistan to play the World Cup match against India in Colombo. The Sri Lankan President recalled with pride how Pakistan supported Sri Lankan cricket when Sri Lanka was worst hit by terrorism.

The Maha Bodhi Society of India on Sunday hosted a special event titled Thank You Bharat at the historic Buddha Vihara on Mandir Marg to acknowledge Indias support and assistance to Sri Lanka, particularly in relief and rehabilitation efforts following Cyclone Ditwah.

President Dissanayake, in his own message, described the arrival of the relics as a moment of deep reverence. He thanked Prime Minister Modi and the Government of India for honouring their commitment and enabling Sri Lankans to pay homage to the sacred relics, which will be open for public veneration from February 5 onwards.

Union Minister Kirti Vardhan Singh highlighted India's steadfast partnership with Sri Lanka, noting renewed dynamism. He emphasized unconditional support, significant economic ties, and extensive development and humanitarian assistance.