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Full name Kumar Chokshanada Sangakkara

Born October 27, 1977, Matale

Current age 43 years 0 days

Major teams Sri Lanka, Asia XI, Central Province, Colombo District Cricket Association, Deccan Chargers, Durham, Hobart Hurricanes, ICC World XI, Jamaica Tallawahs, Kandurata, Kandurata Maroons, Kings XI Punjab, Marylebone Cricket Club, Multan Sultans, Nondescripts Cricket Club, Quetta Gladiators, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Surrey, Warwickshire

Playing role Wicketkeeper batsman

Batting style Left-hand bat

Bowling style Right-arm offbreak

Fielding position Wicketkeeper

MatInnsNORunsHSAveBFSR100504s6sCtSt
Tests134233171240031957.402288254.19385214915118220
ODIs404380411423416941.981804878.86259313858840299
T20Is5653913827831.401156119.5508139202520
First-class260430312091131952.40648637133
List A529501541945616943.5239120518124
T20s2672602369379429.275487126.4204374013916760
Batting Average
MatInnsBallsRunsWktsBBIBBMAveEconSR4w5w10
Tests1344844903.50000
ODIs404
T20Is56
First-class26024615011/13150.003.65246.000
List A529
T20s267
Bowling average
Test debutSri Lanka v South Africa at Galle, Jul 20-23, 2000
Last TestSri Lanka v India at Colombo (PSS), Aug 20-24, 2015
  
ODI debutSri Lanka v Pakistan at Galle, Jul 5, 2000 
Last ODISouth Africa v Sri Lanka at Sydney, Mar 18, 2015
  
T20I debutEngland v Sri Lanka at Southampton, Jun 15, 2006
Last T20IIndia v Sri Lanka at Dhaka, Apr 6, 2014 
  
First-class debut1997/98
Last First-classLancashire v Surrey at Manchester, Sep 25-28, 2017
List A debut1997/98
Last List APakistan Shaheens v Marylebone Cricket Club at Lahore, Feb 16, 2020 
T20s debutNondescripts Cricket Club v Tamil Union Cricket and Athletic Club at Colombo (Moors), Aug 17, 2004 
Last T20sMultan Sultans v Marylebone Cricket Club at Lahore, Feb 19, 2020 

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Sri Lanka Schools National Championship 2024: Super Eight Round Concludes – Semifinalists Confirmed!

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The Super Eight Round of the Sri Lanka Schools National Championship 2024 (Under 20 Division 1 Boys Football Tournament) has ended on a high note, producing four standout teams that will battle for a place in the final. Below is a comprehensive look at the match results, final points tables, and key highlights from the tournament so far.

Match Results Overview

  1. St. Joseph’s College 4-0 Darussalam College
  2. Kalutara Muslim Central 2-3 Alighar National School
  3. Hameed Al Husseine College 1-0 Al Falah College
  4. Zahira College 4-0 St. Patrick’s College
  5. St. Joseph’s College 1-1 Alighar National School
  6. Darussalam College 7-0 Kalutara Muslim Central
  7. Al Falah College 0-3 Zahira College
  8. St. Patrick’s College 0-4 Hameed Al Husseine College
  9. Alighar National School 5-1 Darussalam College
  10. St. Joseph’s College 1-0 Kalutara Muslim Central
  11. Zahira College 2-0 Hameed Al Husseine College
  12. Al Falah College 3-2 St. Patrick’s College

Group A Standings

RankTeamPWDLGFGAGDPoints
1Alighar National School321094+57
2St. Joseph’s College321061+57
3Darussalam College310289-13
4Kalutara Muslim Central College3003211-90

Top Two (Advancing to Semifinals):

  • Alighar National School
  • St. Joseph’s College

Group B Standings

RankTeamPWDLGFGAGDPoints
1Zahira College330090+99
2Hameed Al Husseine College320152+36
3Al Falah College310236-33
4St. Patrick’s College3003211-90

Top Two (Advancing to Semifinals):

  • Zahira College
  • Hameed Al Husseine College

Summary & Semi-Final Preview

  • Alighar National School and St. Joseph’s College finished level on points at the top of Group A. Their draw against each other kept the race tight, but both teams delivered strong performances in the remaining matches to secure 7 points each.
  • Zahira College dominated Group B with three consecutive wins, scoring 9 goals and conceding none. Hameed Al Husseine College followed suit, showcasing solid defense and earning 6 points to claim the second semi-final berth.
  • Darussalam College, Kalutara Muslim Central, Al Falah College, and St. Patrick’s College showed fighting spirit but fell short in the quest for the knockout stage.

Semi Finals

  • Alighar National School will face Hameed Al Husseine College in the Semi Finals
  • Zahira College will face St. Joseph’s College in the Semi Finals

The semi-finals promise high-octane clashes as the top contenders face off. Stay tuned to Sri Lankan Sports TV for exclusive match previews, live coverage, and post-match analysis as we approach the grand finale of the Sri Lanka Schools National Championship 2025.

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World Rugby Sets Final Deadline for Sri Lanka Rugby Governance Reforms

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World Rugby has extended Sri Lanka Rugby’s (SLR) deadline until June 15, 2025, to address its governance issues, warning that failure to comply will result in immediate sanctions, including a possible ban from international competitions.

Acknowledging the persistent efforts of Sri Lanka’s Competent Authority and Director General of Sports, Professor (Rear Admiral) Shemal Fernando, World Rugby remains firm on its conditions. SLR must implement a revised constitution and conduct elections within the next four months to meet international standards.

To oversee these reforms, a Working Taskforce has been formed, featuring representatives from World Rugby, Asia Rugby, the National Olympic Committee of Sri Lanka, and the Sri Lankan government. Led by Asia Rugby, this task force is responsible for guiding SLR through the required changes.

The reform process consists of two key phases. The initial phase focuses on reviewing voting eligibility, finalizing constitutional amendments, and organizing a Special General Meeting (SGM). The next phase involves adopting the new constitution at the SGM, followed by elections monitored by World Rugby, Asia Rugby, and local sports authorities.

SLR has faced repeated scrutiny over governance failures, prompting multiple interventions from international rugby bodies. With this deadline set, Sri Lanka Rugby has one final opportunity to align with global governance standards and secure its future in international rugby.

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Sky Market Travels Joins Hands with Sri Lanka Schools’ Football

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Sky Market Travels, a leading travel agency, has partnered with Sri Lanka Schools’ Football to contribute to the development of school football in the country.

As a first step, Sky Market Travels (Pvt) Ltd has joined as a sponsor for the Sri Lanka Schools’ National Championship 2024 Under-20 Division One tournament, organized by the Sri Lanka Schools’ Football Association.

This prestigious tournament, featuring 20 of Sri Lanka’s top school teams, has long been a vital platform for young players to showcase their talent at the national level. By stepping in as a sponsor, Sky Market Travels is playing a key role in supporting the future of Sri Lankan school football.

The event was attended by the President of the Football Federation of Sri Lanka, Jaswar Umar, the Head of the Coach Education Department and former National Team Captain, Sampath Perera, Elite Youth Manager Dudley Steinwal, Members of Schools’ Football Association, and the Managing Director of Sky Market Travels (Pvt) ltd Mohamed Faroos, the President of the Negombo Poruthota Soccer Fans Rizwan, and its Manager Nufri.

With this partnership, Sky Market Travels has taken a significant step in uplifting school football and providing aspiring young footballers with better opportunities to excel at the national level.

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