Oshada Fernando walks off the pitch after victory, South Africa v Sri Lanka, 2nd Test, Port Elizabeth, 3rd day, February 23, 2019 (ESPNCI)
The Sri Lankans celebrate their eight-wicket win in Port Elizabeth, South Africa v Sri Lanka, 2nd Test, Port Elizabeth, 3rd day, February 23, 2019 (ESPNCI)
Faf du Plessis oversaw a 2-0 series defeat at home against Sri Lanka, South Africa v Sri Lanka, 2nd Test, Port Elizabeth, 3rd day, February 23, 2019 (ESPNCI)
Oshada Fernando brings up his fifty, South Africa v Sri Lanka, 2nd Test, Port Elizabeth, Day 3, February 23, 2019 (ESPNCI)
Kusal Mendis and Oshada Fernando react in the field, South Africa v Sri Lanka, 2nd Test, Port Elizabeth, Day 3, February 23, 2019 (ESPNCI)
An ecstatic Kusal Perera after taking Sri Lanka to an improbable win, South Africa v Sri Lanka, 1st Test, Durban, 4th day, February 16, (ESPNCI)
Kusal Perera and Vishwa Fernando celebrate a sensational Sri Lanka win, South Africa v Sri Lanka, 1st Test, Durban, 4th day, February 16, 2019 (ESPNCI)
Apr 24 (ICC) A comprehensive 10-wicket win in their final game helped UAE seal their place at the top of the table, while Nepal, despite a win against Kuwait, had to be content with second place at the ICC Under 19 Cricket World Cup Asia Qualifier Division 1.Nepal elected to field first, putting Kuwait’s top batsmen to the test. 
Apr 23 (ICC) Afghanistan have named their 15-member squad for the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2019 on Monday, 22 April.
There's the surprise inclusion of pacer Hamid Hassan, who last played an international game in 2016. While the leadership change, from Asghar Afghan to Gulbadin Naib, is no surprise,
Apr 24 (ICC) Jonny Bairstow, the England opener, had a great time at the Indian Premier League, but is now looking forward to spending a bit of time at home before the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2019 preparations begin in earnest.
Apr 23 (ESPNCI) Two Sri Lankan cricketers, Dasun Shanaka and Hasitha Boyagoda, were among the many who narrowly survived the serial blasts that rocked the island on Easter Sunday morning, leaving almost 300 dead and more than 500 injured.
It might have unravelled very differently for Shanaka, the 27-year-old international allrounder,