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The 95th annual cricket clash between Ananda College, Colombo and Nalanda College, Colombo, began a few moments ago at the SSC Sports Ground, Colombo.
Ananda College Under-19 Team
Ashinsa Nainayake (Captain), Kitma Withanapathirana (Vice-Captain), Netula Edirimanne, Danidu Sellaperuma, Kenul de Zoysa, Mihin Munasinghe, Lithma Perera, Dinada Atalage, Dilal Amarasinghe, Ovin Perera, Binara Induwara, Sharada Jayaratne, Kaweesha Mendis, Deneth Bimsara, Dasith Batugahage, Thinura Sanuditha, Chamathka Irusha, Danuja Weerasuriya, Rashan Dilaksha, Daniru Ranasinghe, Yasandu Kiriella.
Nalanda College Under-19 Team
Sadev Samarasinghe (Captain), Manupa Manmitha (Vice-Captain), Osanda Pamuditha, Nemindu Akmeemana, Sethmina Serasinghe, Gevindu Manamperi, Nadul Jayalath, Santul Wijeratne, Malsha Fernando, Sahan Lithma, Manasa de Silva, Thisara Devdunu, Hasith Ratnayake, Thimath Herath, Risath Jayaratne, Ranuga Vattuhewa, Minev Paranavithana, Punsara Rajakaruna.
Viknaraj Voxon from Talawakele has made history by winning the senior category at the South Asian Cross Country Championship held in Pakistan.
Sri Lankan para-athlete Palitha Bandara etched his name in history by winning the gold medal in the Shot Put F-42 event at the World Para Athletics Grand Prix in Dubai yesterday. His remarkable achievement is a proud moment for Sri Lanka, marking a significant milestone in the nation’s para-athletics journey.
The Sri Lanka Cricket Selection Committee selected 16 member squad to play in the two – match ODI series vs Australia.
Sri Lankan Olympian Yupun Abeykoon clocked a seasonal best of 6.66 seconds in the 60m to finish second in the Tampere Indoor Meeting 2025.
Thawee Samaraweera, a student at St. Thomas' College, Mount Lavinia, has reached 6th place in the world table tennis rankings for the under-11 age group.
Twenty-four-year-old sensation Maheesh Theekshana has moved into the top three of the ICC Men's One-Day Rankings for the first time.
Sri Lanka Cricket wishes to announce that the upcoming Australia Tour of Sri Lanka 2025 will see two ODIs played, instead of one as earlier announced.
Sri Lanka Cricket Selection Committee selected the following 15-member squad to play in the ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup to be held in Malaysia.
Women's Cricket : Bangladesh U19 Tour of Sri Lanka 2025
The global football governing body, FIFA, the Federation Internationale de Football Association, has officially announced that Saudi Arabia will be the host for the 2034 FIFA World Cup.