The match is being played at the Galle International Cricket Stadium. Kusal Mendis's unbeaten 85 helped the Lankan Lions crossed the 200-run mark. Though he missed out on his second Test hundred ...

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Sri Lanka would have discovered some of their limitations in fielding and the lack of a bowling bench strength 06-Feb-2014•Andrew Fidel Fernando in Chittagong Ajantha Mendis returns to Sri Lanka ...

Kusal Mendis batting helped Sri Lanka recover from early setback in the 2nd Test against Australia. During the first day of play Mendis escaped a serious injury as he collided with Australian bowler ...

During the 46th over of Sri Lanka's innings, Head swung a short-pitched ball, and Kamindu Mendis tried to edge it by leaning back. But the ball landed in skipper Steve Smith's hands. Sri Lanka's ...

Australia defeated Sri Lanka in the second Test match, played in Galle. With this win, the Australian team has swept the series 2-0. The match ended before lunch on the fourth day, with Australia ...

Kusal Mendis’ valiant effort with the bat helped Sri Lanka survive the early scare in the second Test of the series against Australia in Galle on Thursday. Kusal and Ramesh Mendis produced a ...

Kusal Mendis held together the Sri Lankan innings with a gritty unbeaten 59 (ESPN Cricinfo Photo) By the end of 90 overs, the second Test was intriguingly poised after several shifts of momentum.

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The comeback man Ramesh Mendis who was forming a crucial partnership with Kusal, also fell prey to Starc.

The Aussie star took a wicket in his very first over, dismissing Kamindu Mendis. However, it wasn’t just the wicket that caught attention it was Head’s unique celebration that quickly went ...

But he remained on the field and was padded to bat. Sri Lanka's hopes of setting a tricky chase rested entirely with Kusal Mendis, who had raced to 48 in a counterattack late on day three.