Sri Lanka seize back control in Galle Test
A thrilling day of Test cricket unfolded in Galle on Friday, as both New Zealand and Sri Lanka battled fiercely for dominance. By the end of day three, the hosts reached 237 for four, boasting a lead of 202 runs with six wickets in hand on a rapidly deteriorating pitch.
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Latham, Williamson shine in Galle TestHalf-centuries from Tom Latham and Kane Williamson put New Zealand at 255-4 and in hot pursuit of Sri Lanka on day two of the ...
Showers will occur at times in Western, North-western and Sabaragamuwa provinces and in Kandy, Matale, Nuwara-Eliya, Galle ...
The Black Caps were bowled out before lunch by Sri Lanka for 340, after resuming on 255 for four. Then Will O'Rourke claimed one of the Sri Lankan openers to have the hosts 32 for one, trailing by ...
On day three of the Galle Test, Herath, New Zealand's bowling consultant, hatched a plan with Ajaz Patel to get rid of his ...
New Zealand's Tom Latham surpasses Martin Crowe to become the country's fifth-highest run-scorer in Test cricket during the ...
Rookie New Zealand pace bowler William O'Rourke struck early to send back Sri Lanka opener Pathum Nissanka as the hosts ...
Four half-century partnerships have guided New Zealand to 255 for four, a deficit of 50 at stumps on the second day of the first cricket test against Sri Lanka. Tom Latham top-scored with 70 and Kane ...
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