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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dinushasankalpa" data-source="post: 17588819" data-attributes="member: 169735">The Sri Lankan cricketers have arrived in New Zealand for their Test and one-day series against the Black Caps. Sri Lankan star Kumar Sangakkara and his family  arrived at Christchurch Airport looking like they were here for an  extended stay - that's because they are. With two Tests and seven one-dayers against the  Black Caps, followed by the World Cup, the team could be down under  until the end of March. "I haven't been to New Zealand before. Most of us  haven't, except for a few senior guys," says Sri Lankan captain Angelo  Matthews. "It's going to be a challenging tour; it's going to be tough." Sri Lanka's one-day team is ranked fourth in the world, and comes here fresh from a 5-2 win over England at home.                                                                Meanwhile, the seventh-ranked Black Caps will be without Dan Vettori for the fifth and deciding one-dayer against Pakistan.He's returning home for his brother's wedding.The  Sri Lankan Test batting line-up has a lot of new faces, and this time  there will be no Mahela Jayawardene – the former captain retired from  Test cricket in July."It's going to be challenge playing without Mahela playing for the first time in 18 years," says Matthews.They have also arrived here without their top spinner Rangana Herath.He has tormented the Black Caps in the past, but he is very doubtful for the Boxing Day Test because of a groin injury.</blockquote>

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