SL vs IND: Coach Mickey Arthur says Sri Lanka is getting better but need depth in batting
Cricket | July 24, 2021 18:32 ISTSri Lanka lost the ODI series 1-2 to India but the win in the final ODI gave confidence to Arthur.
Sri Lanka lost the ODI series 1-2 to India but the win in the final ODI gave confidence to Arthur.
Post Sri Lanka's loss, South African Arthur was seen exchanging heated words with Shanaka.
Sri Lankan captain Dasun Shanaka and head coach Mickey Arthur were seen engaging in a heated discussion following the side's three-wicket loss to India in 2nd ODI.
Sarfaraz and Arthur had combined well to take Pakistan to the Champions Trophy title in 2017.
Arthur also spoke about his team's disastrous outing in England and said that the endeavor was one of his toughest tours.
The outspoken fast bowler of yesteryears said that players should have the wherewithal to handle both good and bad days.
Immediately upon testing positive for the coronavirus, both Arthur and Thirimanne were directed to follow Sri Lankan government's health protocol on Covid-19.
The LPL will be held between November 26 and December 16 and will be played only at the Mahinda Rajapaksa International Stadium in Hambantota due to the Covid-19 restrictions.
Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) had earlier announced that a select squad of 13 players will undergo a 12-day 'Residential Training Camp' at the Colombo Cricket Club starting Monday.
Sri Lanka head coach Mickey Arthur talked about the impact on coronavirus on cricket, adding that the world 'as we know it' is going to change.
Aamir had quit Test cricket last year, a decision which did not go down well with the team management. It led to speculations that the pacer may be ignored when the squad is picked for the World Cup, scheduled to be held in Australia later this year
Mickey Arthur is handing out tailored workouts to ensure his side remains physically and mentally fit when the on field action resumes.
Arthur feels the T20 squad needs some adjustments and a method to win games, ahead of the World Cup later this year.
Indian spinner Kuldeep Yadav, as well as Sri Lanka head coach Mickey Arthur are the latest to come out in support of five-day Tests.
Sri Lankan captain Dimuth Karunaratne interacted with the media ahead of the first Test against Pakistan in Rawalpindi.
Mickey Arthur has reportedly agreed a two-year contract with Sri Lanka Cricket.
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