Suresh Raina made a strong come back along with Harbhajan

Indian in the first inings were struggling on 85.6 when dhoni was gone on 0 

but after then it was Suresh raina and Harbhajan who made a very string comback and at tea india were 219.6 Suresh Raina on 70 and Harbhajan on 67 not out

Sangakara century save the test but Eng took series 1-0

Sangakara breaks his poor form and made a very crucial century to save test match for the srilanka but england were 1-0 up in the series so they won the series

Chris Tremlett is named man of the match on his previous home ground and is also named England's man of the series. Prasanna Jayawardene is named Sri Lanka's man of the series,

Abdul Razzaq SEEKS VICTORY FOR

ABDUL RAZZAQ MADE A BLISTERRING KNOCK TO STEAL VICTORY FOR Leicestershire IN HIS DEBUT FROM THEM

2nd test ended in a draw

SRILANKA MADE A GOOD START WITH CAPTAIN LEADING FROM FRONT

Srilanka in reply to England's 486 made a very good opening partnership of 207 after which paranavitana got out for 65 and dilshan the Srilankan's skipper is not out on crease with a positive 127 not out he ll start the proceedings of third day along with sangakarra former captain who is not out on 13

ENGALND MADE A STRONG COMEBACK

After losing 3 early wickets only for 22 england made a strong comeback with four fifties in the ining cook made 9,6 morgan 79, bell 52,and prior not out on 73 england made 342for 6 at stumps of day 1

srilanka won the toss and decided to bowl

Afridi to face PCB committee after retirement

The PCB has cranked up the pressure in its dispute with Shahid Afridi by beginning formal disciplinary procedures against the former captain, even as political pressure is brought to bear on the board to resolve the dispute. The board has, as expected, set up a three-member disciplinary committee and directed Afridi to appear before it on June 8, at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore.

The committee will be chaired by Sultan Rana, director of domestic cricket, and will include Shafiq Ahmed, general manager of domestic cricket, and Usman Wahla, manager of international cricket. Taffazul Rizvi, the board's legal advisor, will assist the committee. 

The board said it had responded to Afridi's defense, in which he had admitted to violating the PCB's code of conduct by announcing his retirement to the media. "It is painful for us to get involved in a dispute with a cricketer who has been the national team captain until the West Indies series," PCB COO Subhan Ahmed said in the release. "There are numerous contributions by Shahid Afridi to Pakistan cricket. But I think people need to understand that this is purely a disciplinary issue.

"As the body managing cricket in the country we are duty-bound to maintain discipline at all levels. We will ensure that Shahid is given every opportunity to express and defend himself and as such the disciplinary process has been clearly spelt out to avoid any ambiguities".