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August 30, 2009Posted on 08/30/2009 in Sri Lankan cricket
Living at the top
Sri Lanka have begun to excel in Tests very consistently, which has resulted in them rising to No. 2 in the rankings. While tracking the gradual ascent, SP Pathiravithana in his column in the Sunday Times, the Sri Lankan daily, believes this is the best achievement since winning the World Cup in 1996. Read Sidath Wettimuny's comment in the piece as well.
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