England got their hands on the antlers after a dramatic day of Test cricket in Galle, where 15 wickets tumbled on day four as the tourists triumphed by six wickets. As so often happens when there is …
England beat Sri Lanka by six wickets in second Test to sweep series – live!
Live updates from Galle as England chase down 164 for the loss of four wickets to complete a 2-0 series win …
Moose Cup’s Coming Home! England complete Sri Lanka whitewash
After Joe Root’s England wrap up a 2-0 series win over Sri Lanka, Michael Vaughan and Jonathan Agnew analyse what went right for England, and what it means for the upcoming tour of India. Joe Root …
England warm up for Indian test series with sweep of Sri Lanka
England completed a 2-0 series victory over Sri Lanka, winning the second test by six wickets with a day to spare. Set a target of 164, England lost four wickets for 89 runs, but an unbroken 75-run …
Sri Lanka v England: Joe Root encourages his side to keep improving after 2-0 series win
England captain Joe Root says it is important his side “do not stand still” after their 2-0 series victory against Sri Lanka.
England chasing 164 to win second Test against Sri Lanka – live!
Live updates from Galle as the hosts slump to 126 all out, leaving England a chance of victory in the second Test …
England win series after Sri Lanka collapse on day four of second Test
Dom Sibley scored a battling half-century to take England to a six-wicket win in the second Test after Sri Lanka collapsed to 126 all out.
England rip through Sri Lanka top order to take command of second test
England took six quick wickets as they ripped through Sri Lanka’s top order on the fourth day of the second test at Galle International Stadium on Monday, putting themselves in a strong position to go …
England’s spinners take early wickets as Sri Lanka look to set challenging target – text & radio
Jack Leach and Dom Bess strike as England look to limit Sri Lanka in the third innings of the second Test in Galle.
Sri Lanka out for 126; England chasing 164 for series sweep
England resumed at 339-9 and added only five runs before being dismissed and handing Sri Lanka a 37-run first-innings lead.