Sri Lanka have made two changes for the final Test against England, recalling Tillakaratne Dilshan and calling-up Chanaka Welegedera.

England easily saved the Second Test against Sri Lanka, losing just 3 wickets, and rain saved everyone from a pointless last session.

The fight to end child hunger will take centre stage at the Galle Cricket Ground on Saturday 15 December.

Mahela Jayawardene made 195 and led his side to 548-9, a lead of 197, before England battled back reaching 48-0 at stumps on day four.

Australia finished with an explosive 186-6. Led by a great 85 from ‘Roy’ Symonds. The Black Caps bowled and fielded extremely well.

Despite some tremendous hitting from Jacob Oram 66*, the sheer pace of The Australians bowlers proved far too good for the Black Caps

Sri Lanka lost just 2 wickets on the third day of the Second Test, Mahela Jayawardene scoring a majestic 167*, Michael Vandort 138.

England fought their way to 351 all out in Colombo and Sri Lanka recovered from the loss of two early wickets to finish on 105-2.

A pulsating 87 from Michael Vaughan was offset by 4 wickets in the final session, but the day was marred by two controversial decisions

Sourav Ganguly scored a maiden Test double ton, leading India to pile up 626
on Day 2 of the third Test against Pakistan.