Jehan Mubarak

Jehan Mubarak has made a comeback to the Sri Lanka Test squad after nearly eight years, for the upcoming home series against Pakistan

Jehan Mubarak's fielding has caught the eye of Jonty Rhodes, who is in Sri Lanka to conduct a 10-day training camp. Rhodes said Mubarak could be an asset to Sri Lanka in the field in the upcoming Test series against Pakistan

Jehan Mubarak has been named in the Sri Lanka A squad for the first four-day match against West Indies A, starting October 11 in Hambantota

A round-up of the Premier League Tournament Super Eight matches that finished on April 6, 2014

Ramith Rambukwella took 12 wickets and hit a fifty in Tamil Union's innings-and-45-run win over Moors

A round-up of the Premier League Tournament matches that ended on March 10, 2014

A round-up of the second round of matches of Sri Lanka's Premier League Tournament 2013-14

A round-up of all the matches played in the Dhaka Premier Division on November 3, 2013

A round-up of the second day's matches of the Dhaka Premier League 2013

Ruhuna Reds defeated Uthura Yellows by 21 runs in the Super 4's Twenty20 in Colombo, and ended Uthura's chances of making it to the final

Dinesh Chandimal will become Sri Lanka's youngest ever ODI captain, at 23, after being handed the reins for the first two matches against South Africa in Colombo

Sri Lanka player Jehan Mubarak was taken in custody and released on bail after the car he was driving was involved in a fatal accident that killed one person and injured another on the Chilaw-Colombo main road

ESPNcricinfo rounds up the seventh round of matches of the Premier League Tournament 2011-12

Traditional rivals Sinhalese SC and Nondescripts CC will meet in the final of the Premier Tier A on Saturday after they won their respective semi-final matches against Chilaw Marians and Colts

Before he took up cricket as a career, Jehan Mubarak swam and played water polo

Jehan Mubarak, the 29-year old opener, has been named captain of the 15-member Sri Lanka team for the Asian Games to be held in China from November 12

The 2010 Champions League Twenty20 was an eye-opening experience for both Wayamba and Central Districts

Isuru Udana's exploits with the slower ball and Central Districts' insipid performance with the bat helped Wayamba salvage a consolation win and inflict a fourth consecutive defeat on their opponents

Mahela Jayawardene's press conference was a bit like the match itself: done and dusted in less time than he would have needed to strap on his pads. Peter Siddle, however, had more to say