T20 World Cup co-hosts Sri Lanka ask Pakistan to reverse their refusal to play their group match against India in Colombo.

Pakistan's alleged intention to forego the February 15 encounter in Colombo has already had an impact on Sri Lanka's tourism and hospitality industry, with numerous hotel reservations being canceled at various Colombo-based establishments.

Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) has formally requested the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to reconsider reports of a potential boycott of the India vs Pakistan

Sri Lanka captain Dasun Shanaka lauded batting consultant Vikram Rathour for instilling an aggressive mindset ahead of the T20 World Cup. Despite recent disappointing results, Shanaka expressed confidence in the batters,

The board’s executive committee met on Tuesday and decided to formally write to the PCB, urging it to reconsider the controversial decision.

Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) has reportedly issued a formal letter to Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), urging them to rethink of their boycott of the February 15 T20 WC match against India. Rather than focusing solely on legalities,

President Dissanayake, in his own message, described the arrival of the relics as a moment of deep reverence. He thanked Prime Minister Modi and the Government of India for honouring their commitment and enabling Sri Lankans to pay homage to the sacred relics, which will be open for public veneration from February 5 onwards.

Union Minister Kirti Vardhan Singh highlighted India's steadfast partnership with Sri Lanka, noting renewed dynamism. He emphasized unconditional support, significant economic ties, and extensive development and humanitarian assistance.