Leah Poulton  the former Australia batter turned coach and administrator, will join England Women as managing director, succeeding Clare Connor. Poulton will be charged with overseeing the success of ...

If Bangladesh take the route of seeking inspiration from the past to bring down heavyweights India on Thursday, they will have to squint their eyes and go back to pre-Covid times for their last ...

Approval has been granted at the cabinet meeting held on 24-08-2026 to implement the recommendations submitted by the committee appointed to review Sri Lanka’s current Free Trade Agreements and future ...

University of Sri Jayewardenepura weightlifter Avindu Liyanagedara made history yesterday by becoming the first Sri Lankan university student to win a gold medal at a World University sports event, as ...

By Shamindra Ferdinando Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is in Colombo on a three-day official visit, the first by an Indian Defence Minister since the 1988 visit by K.C. Pant, during Rajiv ...

Remanded SLPP National Organiser and MP Namal Rajapaksa yesterday accused the government of misleading the public with unfulfilled promises and urged it to focus on reducing the cost of living and ...

Harsha Karunaratne produced one of the highlights of the 104th National Athletics Championship, clocking 1:47.80 to win the men’s 800 metres on the final day on Sunday. His performance shattered the ...

By Saman Indrajith Justice Minister Harshana Nanayakkara yesterday told Parliament that the Commonwealth Lawyers’ Association (CLA) was not an organisation officially recognised or registered under ...

By Ifham Nizam Pictures by Nishan S Priyantha and Kamal Bogoda Ashok Ferrey took readers into an older Colombo through Colpetty People. Vivimarie Vanderpoorten opened the door to the personal stories ...

The government has highlighted what it describes as a series of judicial reforms, including the proposed 22nd Amendment to the Constitution, as part of its efforts to strengthen judicial independence, ...

Those demanding accountability from Sri Lanka for war crimes allegations are strangely silent on atrocities committed by the LTTE. On the orders of its leader Velupillai Prabhakaran, the LTTE killed ...

By Lynn Ockersz Just for a fleeting moment is this sense of relief, As he eases himself heavily into his airline seat, Hoping to leave no trace behind of his criminal self, But he’s dragged down by a ...