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Sri Lankan head coach Mickey Arthur, right, and batting coach Grant Flower wash their hands after practice session. AFP

Sri Lanka cricket captain Dimuth Karunaratne, right, and head coach Mickey Arthur attend a practice session at the Colombo Colts Cricket Stadium in Colombo on June 2, 2020. AFP

Sri Lanka's cricket captain Dimuth Karunaratne arrives for a practice session. AFP

Sri Lanka's Dimuth Karunaratne. AFP

Sri Lankan national cricket team coach Mickey Arthur wearing a protective mask looks on from inside the team bus. Reuters

Sri Lankan cricketer Suranga Lakmal bowls. AFP

Sri Lanka cricketers warm up at the Colombo Colts Cricket Stadium. AFP

Sri Lankan cricketers Isuru Udana, left, Kusal Perera and Vishwa Fernando run during a practice session. AFP

Sri Lankan cricketer Lahiru Kumara. AFP

Sri Lankan cricketer Danushka Gunathilaka washes his hands after a practice session at the Colombo Colts Cricket Stadium. AFP

Sri Lankan cricketer Suranga Lakmal bowls during a practice session at the Colombo Colts Cricket Stadium in Colombo on June 2, 2020. Sri Lanka's national team trained together on June 1 for the first time in more than two-and-a-half months to sharpen their skills and fitness ahead of a potential restart of the international game, skipper Dimuth Karunaratne said. Cricket in the country came to a halt on March 13 when the visiting England team pulled out on the second day of a four-day practice match ahead of their two-Test series. / AFP / ISHARA S. KODIKARA

Sri Lankan head coach Mickey Arthur, right, and batting coach Grant Flower wash their hands after practice session. AFP

Sri Lanka cricket captain Dimuth Karunaratne, right, and head coach Mickey Arthur attend a practice session at the Colombo Colts Cricket Stadium in Colombo on June 2, 2020. AFP

Sri Lanka's cricket captain Dimuth Karunaratne arrives for a practice session. AFP

Sri Lanka's Dimuth Karunaratne. AFP

Sri Lankan national cricket team coach Mickey Arthur wearing a protective mask looks on from inside the team bus. Reuters

Sri Lankan cricketer Suranga Lakmal bowls. AFP

Sri Lanka cricketers warm up at the Colombo Colts Cricket Stadium. AFP

Sri Lankan cricketers Isuru Udana, left, Kusal Perera and Vishwa Fernando run during a practice session. AFP

Sri Lankan cricketer Lahiru Kumara. AFP

Sri Lankan cricketer Danushka Gunathilaka washes his hands after a practice session at the Colombo Colts Cricket Stadium. AFP

Sri Lankan cricketer Suranga Lakmal bowls during a practice session at the Colombo Colts Cricket Stadium in Colombo on June 2, 2020. Sri Lanka's national team trained together on June 1 for the first time in more than two-and-a-half months to sharpen their skills and fitness ahead of a potential restart of the international game, skipper Dimuth Karunaratne said. Cricket in the country came to a halt on March 13 when the visiting England team pulled out on the second day of a four-day practice match ahead of their two-Test series. / AFP / ISHARA S. KODIKARA

Sri Lankan head coach Mickey Arthur, right, and batting coach Grant Flower wash their hands after practice session. AFP

Dimuth Karunaratne and Sri Lanka cricket team train in Colombo - in pictures

Players were put through their paces at the Colombo Colts Cricket Stadium to sharpen their skills and fitness ahead of a potential restart of the international game

The National

June 02, 2020

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