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India vs Sri Lanka Test Series 2026: Galle 1st test live streaming, squads, playing XI, weather, pitch and head-to-head record

Ind vs SL Test Live Streaming: India and Sri Lanka begin their two-match Test series in Galle on August 15, 2026. Here are the live streaming details, squads, predicted playing XIs, weather and pitch reports, and the head-to-head Test record.

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Australia v Bangladesh: first men’s Test, day three – live

Over-by-over report: Australia are on the ropes after Bangladesh build a 228-run first innings lead at Marrara Cricket Ground. Join our writers for updates

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India vs Sri Lanka Test Series 2026: Check IND vs SL match schedule, live streaming, predicted playing 11 and full squads

Beginning August 15, 2026, cricket fans can look forward to an exciting two-match Test series between India and Sri Lanka. Led by Shubman Gill, the revamped Indian Test team will take the field, although both nations are grappling with notable injury issues. Tune in to Sony Sports Network for live…

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The Hundred’s costly makeover still leaves English cricket playing a waiting game

The IPL-ification of the competition has not transformed its fortunes just yet – crowds have been down in another transitional year

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Warne, Hussey provide hope for unlikely Australia win

Australia must play three of their best days of cricket in history to beat Bangladesh from a huge first innings deficit but history shows how it can be done.

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Aussie Women's Cricket Star Ashleigh Gardner Cheats With Her Teammate and Ends Marriage

Australian cricket women's star Ashleigh Gardner's personal life comes under scrutiny amidst controversy over her relationship with teammate Georgia Voll

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‘That second morning at the Oval did set alarms ringing a bit …’ – our cricket correspondent Ali Martin answered your questions

England’s men start their post-Bazball future next week with a three-Test series against Pakistan. Cricket correspondent Ali Martin answered your questions about omissions from the squad, new captain Joe Root’s strategy, and more

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Galle spin challenge awaits India as Gambhir seeks Test redemption

India's batters face a significant spin challenge in the upcoming Galle Test series. Head coach Gautam Gambhir's position relies heavily on the team's performance in this crucial series. Sri Lanka's spinners have historically made Galle a difficult venue for visiting teams. Indian bowlers must also find their rhythm on the…

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India’s Bangladesh tour awaits Centre’s green light

The BCCI awaits Indian government approval for the men's cricket team's Bangladesh tour. Discussions are ongoing with the Indian High Commission regarding the proposed series. Relations between the BCCI and BCB have improved after earlier disagreements. The Bangladesh Cricket Board previously expressed security concerns for their team. Both boards are…

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'Sorry for the pain': Gardner opens up on affair

Australia vice-captain Ash Gardner has broken her silence on her affair with teammate Georgia Voll and thanked Cricket Australia's support of her leadership.

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T20 leagues have already pushed international cricket to the backseat, says Harbhajan Singh

Former India great Harbhajan Singh believes T20 leagues threaten international cricket. He notes declining viewership for matches not involving top teams. Test cricket remains the ultimate examination of a player's skill. Franchise leagues attract large crowds and significant fan interest. This shift has caused international cricket to take a backseat.

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Gambhir is 'badhiya banda' but people can't digest his style sometime: Harbhajan

Harbhajan Singh defends Gautam Gambhir against criticism for his coaching methods. He acknowledges Gambhir's straightforward approach may be difficult for some to accept. Gambhir's coaching saw India win major tournaments while facing Test defeats. Harbhajan believes Shubman Gill is an ideal leader for the Indian cricket team. He rates Gill…

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Joe Root urges England players to ‘be adults’ as captain removes curfew

A midnight curfew had been imposed by England men’s managing director Rob Key.

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ICC CEO Sanjog Gupta calls for end to random bilateral scheduling, Test-ODI revamp

In light of the growing popularity of T20 leagues, the International Cricket Council seeks to redefine traditional cricket formats. ICC CEO Sanjog Gupta has called for the end of arbitrary bilateral series, highlighting the necessity of context, culture, and competitive spirit in the sport. He remains optimistic that with careful…

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Tradition of Women’s Cricket Week continues – and is still celebrated 100 years on

Every summer a group set up camp at Colwall, the real home of women’s cricket, and spend five days playing the sport they love

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India vs Afghanistan T20Is: Where to watch live, streaming platform, dates and details

FanCode has secured exclusive digital rights to stream India's upcoming T20I series against Afghanistan. The three-match series will be played in Delhi on September 13, 15, and 17. This acquisition significantly strengthens FanCode's expanding cricket coverage and digital offerings. Fans can watch the matches live on the FanCode app and…

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India-Afghanistan T20Is get a home twist in Delhi

Afghanistan will host India for three Twenty20 Internationals in September. The series will take place at Delhi's Arun Jaitley Stadium. Afghanistan has largely played home matches in the UAE due to security concerns. The Afghanistan Cricket Board believes India provides an excellent setting for this event. Indian cricket officials expressed…

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Ex-BBL cricketer jailed for abusing teenage fan

A former professional cricketer who has been jailed twice for child sexual offences used his prominence as a sportsperson to gain access to young people.

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Stokes’ presence and group stage drama add to One-Day Cup’s quiet resurgence

The dawn of the Hundred may have ‘devalued’ the competition, but events at New Road show there is still life in county cricket

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Australia embrace 'unknowns' on Darwin's split-pitch

Darwin will host its first Test in 22 years and Australia allrounder Beau Webster says the players will soon work out how to adapt to the rare split-pitch.

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Australia taking ‘one week at a time’ as mammoth Test schedule begins against Bangladesh

Wicketkeeper Alex Carey says it has been a ‘long winter’ of waiting for the match in Darwin which is the first of at least 20 Tests over the next 12 months

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Cricket Australia to explore Big Bash League expansion to 10 teams

Exclusive: Cricket Australia is ready to explore a potential expansion of its T20 league if controversial plans to sell off some existing franchises are approved

Times Life

How the SIP Compounding Curve Works: Why Saving ₹2000 Monthly Builds Real Wealth

The Chanakya Principle Behind Every Rupee You Don't SpendChanakya wrote in the Arthashastra that a man who cannot control small expenditures will never accumulate large ones. He was not talking about frugality as a virtue. He was talking about the arithmetic of accumulation, the idea that wealth is not built…

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Sourav Ganguly, wife receives death threats; police begin probe

Former India cricket captain Sourav Ganguly has approached Kolkata Police after receiving letters threatening him and his wife Dona Ganguly. Police have launched an investigation, examining the letters, courier trail and a mobile number allegedly linked to the sender.

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The cricket fiction of Sassoon and De Sélincourt isn’t in a ‘bucolic dreamworld’

Letter: There are serious political and societal messages to be found in some of the best-known fictional accounts of village cricket, argues Rod Edmond

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