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Sri Lanka
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Batters
All-rounders
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Batters
All-rounders
Bowlers
* List updates as per selected format
Sri Lanka vs India
1st Match — Match 2
Galle International Stadium, Galle, Sri Lanka
Match starts at 10:00
Sri Lanka vs India
2nd Match — Match 3
Sinhalese Sports Club Ground, Colombo, Sri Lanka
Match starts at 10:00
England vs Sri Lanka
1st Match — Match 1
The Rose Bowl, Southampton, England
Match starts at 23:00
England vs Sri Lanka
2nd Match — Match 2
Sophia Gardens, Cardiff, England
Match starts at 23:00
England vs Sri Lanka
3rd Match — Match 3
Old Trafford, Manchester, England
Match starts at 19:00
England vs Sri Lanka
1st Match — Match 4
Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street, Chester-le-Street, England
Match starts at 17:00
England vs Sri Lanka
2nd Match — Match 5
Headingley, Leeds, England
Match starts at 17:00
England vs Sri Lanka
3rd Match — Match 6
Kennington Oval, London, England
Match starts at 15:00
India vs Sri Lanka
1st Match — Match 1
Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi, India
Match starts at 14:00
India vs Sri Lanka
2nd Match — Match 2
M.Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru, India
Match starts at 14:00
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Lanka Premier League 2026: schedule, squads, live streaming and all you need to know
Jul 18, 2026
Sri Lanka Team Bio
Sri Lanka’s cricket team, affectionately known as the Lions, has been a force in T20 cricket since the format’s inception. They made their T20 World Cup debut in 2007 and achieved their pinnacle by winning the title in 2014 under Dinesh Chandimal’s leadership, defeating India in the final, a fitting farewell for legends Kumar Sangakkara and Maheela Jayawardene in their last T20I appearances. The team has reached the final on another occasion (runners-up in 2012) and consistently performed in the group/super stages in most editions.
Renowned for explosive batting, clever spin bowling, and death-over specialists, Sri Lanka’s T20 strength lies in players like Wanindu Hasaranga’s leg-spin wizardry, Matheesha Pathirana’s slingy pace, and all-rounders such as Dasun Shanaka. The 2026 edition holds special significance as co-hosts, with matches in familiar conditions that could favour their spin-heavy attack and passionate home crowds. Under Sanath Jayasuriya’s coaching and Shanaka’s captaincy, the squad blends experience with emerging talent, targeting a deep run or another title to add to their legacy. With a history of thriving in high-pressure games, Sri Lanka remains a dangerous contender capable of upsetting top teams.