Lankan expatriates in London demonstrate outside Amnesty International Headquarters in London on Friday. The protest was organized by the Campaign for Peace & Unity in Sri Lanka.

• Lankans in London protest against
  AI’s ‘Play by the rules’ campaign
  Hundreds of Sri Lankans, living in London, belonging to all political parties and ethnic groups, demonstrated outside the Amnesty International headquarters in Easton Street, London on Friday demanding that the AI should not come in between the Lankan team and its possible Cricket World cup win.
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• The anatomy of abductions
  Karuna’s breakaway was a strategic gain for the army where the State has succeeded in splitting, almost in the middle, the LTTE, which was once monolithic. The news is Karuna’s men are willing to identify LTIE cadres and moles much to the delight of the armed forces. After all, the forces are fighting an elusive and formidable enemy and anyone helping in the process may be welcome. They may go on the basis: My enemy’s enemy is my friend.
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• Jayasuriya the Tiger Woods of cricket – Moody
  
  "He's a natural sportsman, he's got an
  incredible eye, and his bat speed is as
  quick as anyone's bat speed in the
  game. You talk about Tiger Woods' club head speed,
  well Jayasuriya is the cricket version of that," Moody said.
  
• Fielding fitness focus aids Sri Lanka cup plans
  There were a few but not as many as is made out. And while not quiet Victorian, Sri Lanka's great amateurs of that bygone era, Yahaluweni, were among others former captains Dr. C. H. Gunasekara, his nephew Ivers (or CI), Papa de Saram and Sathasivam. They did have that spirit of adventure that was part of a growing identity and with the identity was the challenge to achieve recognition.
  
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