Siddons, who took charge of the Sri Lanka Women’s side this March 16, has already had around 15 training sessions with the girls. Siddons’ impression on the Sri Lanka women has been overall positive since his arrival, and was highly optimistic about the future headway. To achieve this, the 61-year-old is of the view that Sri Lanka women should take a totally different approach. “Our girls need to develop the same skills of the top players of world today. On June 23, Sri Lanka lasses will meet Ireland before their final group game on June 26 against Scotland.

Source: Sunday Times April 11, 2026 07:04 UTC