- Written by: Chinthaka Wijethunge
- Category: Cricket
A tremendous bounce-back classically led by Pubudu Ganegama showed St.Anne’s, Kurunegala to a semifinal spot of U19 D11 limited-over tournament when they recorded a stunning-win over Karandeniya in one of the quarter-finals concluded at St.Sebastians ground, Moratuwa
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Karandeniya Central College, Karandeniya
163 in 39.5 overs (Dimuth Sandaruwan 58, Ishara Maduwantha 36, Janeth Kaushal 20, Pasindu Tennekoon 4/11, Randeera Krishan 2/16, Pubudu Ganegama 2/36)
St. Annes College, Kurunagala
164/7 in 35 overs (Pubudu Ganegama 64*, Janeth Kaushal 3/33, Dinupa Krishna 3/45)
SINGER U19 DIVISION II LIMITED-OVER TOURNAMENT - QUARTER FINAL - ST ANNES WON BY 3 WICKETS & QUALIFIED TO SEMI FINALS - 40-Over Match At St Sebastians College Ground, Moratuwa (Toss: St Annes) - Match date : Apr 19, 2018 - Umpire(s) : S K Perera / Darshana Perera
- Written by: Chinthaka Wijethunge
- Category: Cricket
- Written by: Chinthaka Wijethunge
- Category: Cricket
St. Anne’s College bested Maliyadeva College by 33 runs in the 23rd ‘Battle of the Rocks’ limited overs cricket encounter played at the Welagedara stadium Kurunegala yesterday.
Maliyadeva won the toss and decided to field. St. Anne’s bowled out for 207 runs in 48.5 overs. Kavindu Ranasinghe scored 54 runs and Wanitha Wanninayake scored 44 runs. Kaveen Maduranga took 3/22. Nishanjaya Hettiarachchi and Pasindu Tennakoon took two wickets each. Maliyadeva bowled out for 174 runs in 45 overs. Dulaj Ranatunge scored 51 runs and Chaluka Athapatthu scored 29 runs. Pasindu Tennakoon took 4/30 and Dhananjaya Bandara took 3/25. Pubudu Ganegama took 2 wickets.
St. Anne’s: 207 in 48.5 overs (Kavindu Ranasinghe 54, Wanitha Wanninayake 44, Dineth Chandimal 31, Randeera Ransinghe 21, Naveen Madhuranga 3/22, Nishanjaya Hettiarachchi 2/14, Pasindu Thennakoon 2/34)
Maliyadeva: 174 in 45 overs (Dulaj Ranatunge 51, Chaluka Atapattu 29, Supun Sumanarathna 22, Muditha Premadasa 22, Pasindu Tennakoon 4/30, Dhananjaya Bandara 3/25, Pubudu Ganegama 2/17.
