We have started to collect the most important news related to Sri Lanka in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Spinner Rangana Herath takes four wickets as Sri Lanka beat Pakistan by 50 runs in the first Test in Galle.
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Mohammad Yousuf scores a century give Pakistan the upper hand in the first Test in Sri Lanka.
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Sri Lanka face Pakistan in Galle in the first match of a three-Test series.
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Sri Lanka's army is to establish an ethnic Tamil regiment for the first time, the minister for national reconciliation tells the BBC.
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Sri Lankan army gets bigger yet the war has been won
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The malnutrition reported among children in Sri Lanka's camps for the displaced are a cause for concern, a UN official says.
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The authorities in Sri Lanka have arrest a popular astrologer who predicted that the president will be ejected from office, police say.
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Indian officials say Sri Lanka has agreed to accept an aid cargo from Europe for Tamil civilians displaced in the civil war.
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Thousands of people across Pakistan celebrate victory over Sri Lanka in the World Twenty20 cricket final.
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Pakistan beat Sri Lanka by eight wickets to win the ICC World Twenty20 in an exciting finish at Lord's.
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Pakistan win the World Twenty20 final, beating Sri Lanka by eight wickets at Lord's.
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Sri Lanka will bat first against Pakistan in the World Twenty20 final at Lord's after winning the toss.
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West Indies chase 154 to beat India at Lord's as Sri Lanka beat Pakistan by 19 runs in the the World Twenty20 Super Eights.
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Most of Sri Lanka's displaced could still be in government camps in a year, a UN official tells the BBC, quoting army sources.
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Two thousand people are being resettled in their villages in Sri Lanka's north-west after being displaced by the civil war.
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Captain Ricky Ponting is at a loss to explain how Australia were bundled out of the ICC World Twenty20 following heavy defeats by West Indies and Sri Lanka.
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Sri Lanka need to score 160 to knock Australia out of the World Twenty20 after Ireland beat Bangladesh by six wickets.
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Sri Lanka says it has found only food, medical items and similar goods on board a ship sent by Tamil expatriate groups in Europe.
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The Sri Lankan navy seizes a ship sent by Tamil groups in the UK carrying supplies bound for the north of the country.
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A day after a Sri Lankan hostage was freed in the Philippines, the Red Cross expresses concern for its staff member held for five months in Jolo.
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A group of doctors who worked in Sri Lanka's rebel-held war zone face trial on charges of collaborating with Tamil rebels.
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The UN secretary general rejects claims that the UN covered up a high civilian death toll during the last phase of conflict in Sri Lanka.
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A Sri Lankan journalist who campaigns for media freedom is abducted and beaten by unidentified attackers.
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Hundreds of thousands of Tamil civilians displaced in northern Sri Lanka should be resettled quickly, a political leader says.
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Sri Lanka dismissses calls for an independent inquiry into claims of war crimes by the military, saying its own courts will investigate.
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Amnesty International calls for an urgent inquiry into claims of civilian deaths in the last days of the Sri Lankan war.
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Sri Lanka strongly denies allegations that more than 20,000 civilians were killed in recent fighting against Tamil rebels.
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Tamil Tiger leader Velupillai Prabhakaran's parents have been found in a camp in northern Sri Lanka, the army says.
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Sri Lanka's government hails a "diplomatic victory" after heading off moves to investigate alleged war crimes in the country.
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The UN offers support for humanitarian efforts in Sri Lanka, but fails to appease human rights groups and aid agencies.
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The Sri Lankan military says that several thousand suspected Tamil Tiger rebels will undergo "rehabilitation".
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