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In a captivating Asia Cup Super 4s encounter, Sri Lanka faced elimination as Wanindu Hasaranga and Pakistan's Abrar Ahmed playfully mimicked each other's celebrations, showcasing sportsmanship with a post-match hug. Despite the loss, Pakistan's captain, Salman Agha, lauded his team's fielding improvements and Abrar's reliability. Pakistan now faces a crucial match against Bangladesh to stay in the finals race.

Pakistan's five-wicket win over Sri Lanka has blown the Asia Cup 2025 Super 4 race wide open, leaving India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka in a tight battle for the spots in the final.

Bangladesh's Super 4 hopes hinge on Sri Lanka's clash against Afghanistan. The final Group B match could trigger a three-way tie decided by net run rate.

Sri Lanka captain Charith Asalanka plays down fan-driven rivalry ahead of Asia Cup opener against Bangladesh. The focus remains on basics and execution despite recent losses and heated past encounters.

Asia Cup 2025: Bangladesh and Sri Lanka will face off in a crucial Asia Cup match in Abu Dhabi. The game could decide which team advances to the Super Four stage, adding high stakes and tension.

Sikandar Raza surpassed Virat Kohli's record for the most Player of the Match awards in T20Is, achieving his 17th during Zimbabwe's victory against Sri Lanka. Raza's impressive performance, including 3 wickets for 11 runs, helped restrict Sri Lanka to a mere 80 runs. This accomplishment places him ahead of Kohli and Suryakumar Yadav among full-member nations.

Zimbabwe secured a thrilling five-wicket victory over Sri Lanka in the second T20I in Harare, leveling the series. Zimbabwe's bowlers shone, dismissing Sri Lanka for a paltry 80, their second-lowest T20I total. Despite a shaky start to their chase, Zimbabwe's Ryan Burl and Tashinga Musekiwa forged a crucial partnership to guide their team to a memorable win.

Kamindu Mendis' late innings helped Sri Lanka recover from a collapse to win the opening T20I against Zimbabwe in Harare. The victory puts Sri Lanka 1-0 up in the series, leaving Zimbabwe to regret missed chances in a closely fought contest.

Sri Lanka clinched the ODI series against Zimbabwe with a five-wicket victory in Harare. Pathum Nissanka's brilliant century, scoring 122 runs, and a crucial partnership with Charith Asalanka guided Sri Lanka to chase down Zimbabwe's total of 277-7. Nissanka's outstanding performance throughout the series earned him the player of the series award, marking Sri Lanka's second consecutive ODI series win.