We have started to collect the most important news related to Sri Lanka in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Two years after the end of the civil war in Sri Lanka, hundreds of thousands of displaced Tamil civilians are returning to their home villages in the north.
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An ex-official of Sri Lanka Cricket has admitted that his administration signed a deal with a Singapore based compnay to run Sri Lanka's Premier League.
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About 90 Sri Lankan refugees are still refusing to leave a ship anchored in Indonesian waters, a week after the vessel was stopped following mechanical difficulties.
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A group of Sri Lankan Tamil migrants attempting to sail to New Zealand are detained by Indonesian officials, they tell the BBC.
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England survive a superb Sri Lanka fightback to win the fifth one-day international by 16 runs at Old Trafford and secure the series 3-2.
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England beat Sri Lanka by 16 runs in a tense finish at Old Trafford to win the one-day series 3-2.
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The Sri Lanka Premier League, due to launch this month, is postponed until next year because of a financial crisis and India's refusal to let its players take part.
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England captain Alastair Cook hopes he has proved his doubters wrong after scoring 95 runs to help level the one-day series against Sri Lanka.
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England produce a classy all-round display to demolish Sri Lanka in the fourth one-day international at Trent Bridge and level the five-match series at 2-2.
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England take the one-day series with Sri Lanka to a decider on Saturday after thrashing the tourists by 10 wickets at Trent Bridge.
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Officials say foreign passport holders will now be allowed to freely visit northern Sri Lanka, much of which was severely affected by the 26-year civil war.
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Sri Lanka's government says it is analysing video which it claims proves the falsity of a documentary on alleged atrocities during the civil war.
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Captain Alastair Cook says England's batting is the chief disappointment after a six-wicket loss to Sri Lanka leaves the hosts trailing 2-1 in the five-game one-day series.
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England captain Alastair Cook hits a century but Sri Lanka ease to victory at Lord's for a 2-1 lead in the five-match series.
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England captain Alastair Cook hits a century at Lord's but Sri Lanka secure a comprehensive six-wicket win to take a 2-1 lead in the one-day series.
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Mahela Jayawardene's highest score in one-day internationals sets Sri Lanka up for a 69-run victory over England at Headingley.
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The Sri Lankan government dissolves the country's cricket board and appoints a new one amid claims of corruption and mismanagement.
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England lose regular wickets as they attempt to chase a tough target of 310 to beat Sri Lanka in the second one-dayer at Headingley.
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James Anderson takes four wickets in a resounding 110-run win over Sri Lanka in the rain-affected first one-day international at The Oval.
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England beat Sri Lanka by 110 runs in a rain-affected opening one-day international at The Oval.
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New England Twenty20 captain Stuart Broad admits he is hugely disappointed by their crushing nine-wicket defeat at the hands of Sri Lanka in his first game in charge.
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Sri Lanka's opening batsmen rip into the England bowlers as they begin their quest to reach 137 and win the one-off Twenty20 match at Bristol.
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Hundreds of people in northern Sri Lanka, who responded to a police announcement about relatives held in detention, say they have been given no new information.
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Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara hits a century at the Rose Bowl as the final Test against England ends in a draw.
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A row breaks out between cricket authorities in India and Sri Lanka over a Sri Lanka Premier League Twenty-20 tournament starting next month.
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An Ian Bell century puts England closer to victory over Sri Lanka on day four of the third Test at the Rose Bowl.
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England's bowlers are thwarted by a resilient Sri Lankan batting unit as the hosts attempt to force a win late on day four of the third Test at the Rose Bowl, set to finish late at 1930 BST.
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Sri Lanka's president receives a US court summons over cases filed by relatives of Tamil victims of alleged extra-judicial killings during the civil war.
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Kevin Pietersen hits 85 to put England in firm control of Sri Lanka on a heavily rain-affected third day of the third Test at the Rose Bowl.
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England build a confident reply to Sri Lanka's 184 all out, with Alastair Cook and Kevin Pietersen each hitting authoritative half-centuries.
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Chris Tremlett takes career-best figures to put England in control of Sri Lanka on a heavily rain-affected second day of the third Test at the Rose Bowl.
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Twenty-six Sri Lankans, mainly Tamils, arrive back in Colombo amid fears for their safety after they were deported from the UK.
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Rain interrupts the second day of the third Test at the Rose Bowl after Chris Tremlett takes career-best figures of 6-43 to leave Sri Lanka 177-9.
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England's seamers dominate as Sri Lanka struggle to 81-4 at close on a rain-affected day one of the third Test at the Rose Bowl.
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Human rights groups urge the UK not to deport about 40 Tamils to Sri Lanka, warning that they face the risk of being tortured.
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Tea is taken after rain once again stops play at the Rose Bowl, with Sri Lanka under serious pressure at 29-3 in the third Test.
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The UK presses Sri Lanka to investigate alleged atrocities during its civil war after "horrific" video of apparent prisoner killings aired in a TV programme.
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About 20 Tamil asylum seekers facing the prospect of being deported from Britain to Sri Lanka tell the BBC that their lives are in danger.
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A ferry service has reopened between India and Sri Lanka after almost 30 years of suspension due to the civil war in the north of the island nation.
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India and Sri Lanka resume ferry services after a gap of almost 30 years caused by the island's civil war.
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Rain ends Sri Lanka's hopes of valuable batting practice ahead of the third Test against England as they draw against Essex.
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Fast bowler James Anderson is back from injury to take his place in the England squad to face Sri Lanka in the third Test at the Rose Bowl.
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It is over five hundred days since a website journalist and cartoonist in Sri Lanka, Prageeth Ekneligoda, disappeared after apparently being abducted.
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England maintain a 1-0 series lead after they draw the second Test of the three-match contest against Sri Lanka.
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