The fifth and final Twenty20 International between the West Indies Women and Sri Lanka Women in Trinidad was abandoned due to rain.
West Indies had reached 92 for five when the rain intervened and with no further play possible, they claimed a 3-1 series win.
Sri Lanka Women earned a 14-run victory in the fourth Twenty20 International against the West Indies in Trinidad as they prevailed in a low-scoring encounter.
Sri Lanka's score of 94 for seven proved enough for victory when the West Indies were restricted to just 80 for nine in reply.
The West Indies won a dramatic, rain-reduced low-scoring third Twenty20 International against Sri Lanka by three wickets in Trinidad.
After the match was reduced to 16 overs per side, Sri Lanka hit 77 for eight and the West Indies closed on 80 for seven to move into an unassailable 3-0 series lead.
Stafanie Taylor scored a half-century and then took three wickets as the West Indies Women beat Sri Lanka Women by seven runs in the second Twenty20 International in Barbados.
Taylor's 62 set up the home team's score of 129 for four and she then took three for 23 as Sri Lanka closed on 122 for nine in reply, and a 2-0 series deficit with three matches to play.
The West Indies Women beat Sri Lanka Women by 23 runs in the first Twenty20 International in Barbados to take a 1-0 lead in the five-match series.
Batting first, the home side scored 127 for seven before Sri Lanka closed on 104 for eight in reply.
Pakistan are set to tour Sri Lanka for a series of three Tests, five One-Day Internationals and two Twenty20 Internationals between 29th May and 13th July.
After a proposed series hosting Bangladesh was postponed, Pakistan will now travel to Sri Lanka - who they hosted in the United Arab Emirates late last year.
Shanel Daley scored 63 and then took three wickets to drive the West Indies to a 45-run win over Sri Lanka in the decisive third and final One-Day International in Barbados.
The West Indies posted 168 for seven before Sri Lanka, set 177 to win in 40 overs under the Duckworth/Lewis method, were bowled out for 131 in reply.
Sri Lanka Women held their nerve to defeat the West Indies Women by one wicket and level their three-match One-Day International series in Barbados.
The second game was mostly dominated by the bowlers, although Yashodha Mendis and Shemaine Campbelle both scored half-centuries before Sri Lanka clinched victory with two balls to spare.
Shanel Daley, Merissa Aguillera and Stafanie Taylor all scored half-centuries to set the West Indies Women on course for an 88-run over Sri Lanka Women in the first One-Day International.
The home team scored 228 for six before Anisa Mohammed took five for 34 to dismiss Sri Lanka for 140 in reply.
The venues for the eight-match series between the West Indies Women and Sri Lanka from 25th April to 9th May have been revealed.
The three One-Day Internationals and five Twenty20 Internationals will be played at three venues in Barbados and Trinidad.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) Executive Board has approved plans to increase the number of participants in the ICC World Twenty20 to 16 from 2014.
Following the first executive board meeting since the Woolf report recommended major changes to its corporate governance, some changes will be implemented.
Sri Lanka have named a 14-player squad of women to tour the West Indies which will be led by wicket-keeper Dilani Manodara.
Her vice-captain will be Sadamali Dolawatta during the siers of three One-Day Internationals and three Twenty20 Internationals later this month.
It was the manner in which Pietersen made his runs as much as anything that saw him take the award. In an England first innings where no other batsman struck above 52 runs per hundred balls, Pietersen’s strike rate of over 91 showed he was back to his best, as did the controversy over the switch hit when he was nearing his century.
England maintained their number one Test ranking by beating Sri Lanka by eight wickets on the final day of the second and final Test in Colombo to tie the series 1-1.
Graeme Swann became the first Englishman to take ten wickets in a match in Sri Lanka as England bowled their hosts out for 278 and then reached 97 for two to win.
Sri Lanka all-rounder Tillakaratne Dilshan has been found guilty of breaching the ICC Code of Conduct during the ongoing second Test against England in Colombo and fined ten percent of his match fee.
Dilshan pleaded guilty to being in breach of clause 2.1.5 which covers "excessive appealing and excessive shall include a) repeated appeal of the same decision/appeal and b) celebrating a dismissal before the decision has been given.
Nearly 25 percent of available tickets for the first phase of the ICC World Twenty20 2012, held in Sri Lanka later this year, have already been sold.
Since tickets went on sale globally last week, an average of 10,000 per day have been snapped up by fans eager to see their teams in action.
There is one stand-out candidate for this week's Cricket World Player of the Week award, and it is Rangana Herath, who ended the first Test against England with career-best match figures of 12 for 171.
Sri Lanka were made to work hard by England on the final day of the first Test in Galle before they wrapped up a 75-run win by bowling the tourists out for 264.
Jonathan Trott scored an excellent century but after his dismissal, England rapidly collapsed, losing their last six wickets for 31 runs as Sri Lanka prevailed.
Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) President, Phillip Hodson, presented Sri Lankan charity, the Foundation of Goodness, with a cheque for £28,000 this morning, at the MCC Cricket Ground, Sri Sumangala College, Hikkaduwa.
The money was donated by the Club’s charitable arm, the MCC Foundation, and will contribute towards the sustainability of the MCC Centre of Excellence in Seenigama, alongside funding eleven new cricket scholarships for talented local players.
ICC Chief executive Haroon Lorgat joined the Honourable Mahindananda Aluthgamage, Sri Lanka Minister for Sports, at Galle Face Green in Colombo on 24th March to formally launch the sale of tickets for the ICC World Twenty20 2012, which takes place between 18 September and 7 October 2012.
