We are going to take a look at two T20 matches today - Sri Lanka play South Africa in a T20I at the R. Premadasa Stadium, Colombo and

The Test series proved to be a disaster for South Africa but they bounced back strongly in the ODIs. The solitary T20 to be played on 14 August will mark the end of South Africa's Sri Lanka tour.

In this rain affected (D/L) ODiI, South Africa won the toss and decided to bowl, at Pallekele International Cricket Stadium, Kandy today against Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka won the toss and decided to bowl at the Pallekele International Cricket Stadium, Kandy today in the 3rd ODI against South Africa.

With South Africa 2-0 up in the five match series, this is a must win match for hosts Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka won the toss and decided to bat at the Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium, Dambulla today against South Africa in the 2nd ODI.

The 2nd ODI kicks off between Sri Lanka and South Africa, in Rangiri Dambulla, on Wednesday morning at 10:00 AM.

Sri Lanka won the toss and decided to bat against South Africa in the 1st ODI at Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium, Dambulla today.

Lots of action today around the World and the UK, in particular - Sri Lanka v South Africa 1st ODI and Vitality Blast action from both South and North Groups.

Batting first, South Africa got off to a horrid start as the wounds of the Test series came back to haunt them.

South Africa lost the 2nd Test due to the brilliance of the old wily Sri Lankan spinner Rangana Herath but did not surrender arms before putting up a fight.

On Day 3, it felt as if South Africa were stuck in quicksand – the more they tried to come out of it, the deeper they kept getting inside.

When play resumed, Sri Lanka were 277 for 9 but South Africa made the mistake of assuming that they had already cleaned up the Lankans.

Today there are two matches to follow via live cricket streaming – Day 2 of the 2nd Test between Sri Lanka and South Africa

South Africa began the match with two changes - Lungi Ngidi and Theunis De Bruyn replacing Vernon Philander and Tabraiz Shamsi.

South African batsmen find themselves at their wit's end against Sri Lankan spinners

When South Africa resumed from their overnight score of 4 for one, a batting collapse was already feared as the pitch was turning square from Day 1.

While Sri Lanka decided to go in with three spinners considering a dry pitch that had spin to offer from the very first day, South Africa too were ready to do things differently than the convention as they went in with two spinners.

South Africa 338 (Du Plessis 79, Amla 78, Bavuma 58, Hasaranga 3-72) draw with Sri Lanka Board President XI 287 (Mathews 92, Shamsi 5-45)