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October 19, 2008Posted on 10/19/2008 in Sri Lankan cricket
Triumph in the Canadian chill
In the Sunday Times, Ranil Abeynaike reviews Sri Lanka's campaign in the recent four-nation Twenty20 tournament in Canada. Sri Lanka beat Pakistan in the final of the tournament, which also included Zimbabwe and Canada.
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