Sonal Dinusha, a 24-year-old left-arm spinning allrounder, has been named in Sri Lanka's Test squad for the two-match series against Australia, which begins in Galle on January 29. Opening batter Lahiru Udara has also been been included,

Sri Lanka have named an 18-member squad for their home two-match Test series against Australia. The Lankan Lions have listed two uncapped players alongside three injury doubts. Both the matches are set to be played in Galle with the first one beginning on January 29.

Sri Lanka have announced their 18-player squad for the upcoming home Test series against Australia. The team features two uncapped players in the form of Lahiru Udara and Sonal Dinusha.

Things continue to turn in favour of the Australian men's cricket as it received another good news on Friday. Spinner Matthew Kuhnemann has been cleared to join the squad for the Tour of Sri Lanka starting on January 29, Cricket Australia informed on Friday.

Australia is set to play a two-match against Sri Lanka, where they will play both games at the renowned Galle venue. Notably, this series will be the last remaining Test series for the visiting side in the ongoing World Test Championship cycle (WTC 2023-25).

Australian offspinner Matthew Kuhnemann will fly to Sri Lanka this weekend after shaking off a thumb injury that had threatened his ability to tour.

Kuhnemann bowled, batted and fielded in Brisbane and said his surgically repaired fractured thumb is almost pain-free

Australian left-arm spinner, , recently suffered a dislocated right thumb during a Big Bash League fixture between Brisbane Heat and Hobart Hurricanes. He had been shortlisted in Australia's 16-member squad for the two-Test series against Sri Lanka.

Australian spinner Matthew Kuhnemann has made significant progress in his recovery from a compound thumb dislocation and fracture, just a week after sustaining the injury during the Big Bash League (BBL).