In a nail-biting match held at Reid Avenue, Royal College has clinched a sensational innings victory against St. Peter’s College, etching a significant moment in its cricketing legacy. Spearheaded by the indomitable leadership of Captain Sineth, the team exhibited extraordinary skill and resolve throughout the game.
The standout performances of centurions Isula Geeganage and Yasindu Dassanayake were instrumental in Royal College’s triumph, showcasing their exceptional batting prowess and unwavering commitment to the sport. Their stellar contributions not only bolstered the team’s score but also underscored their individual talent and dedication.
With a commanding innings and 61 runs victory, Royal College’s achievement holds profound significance, marking their first win against St. Peter’s College in 38 years. This historic triumph, reminiscent of the 1986 victory led by Roshan Jurangpathy, now sees a new chapter under the leadership of Captain Sineth.
This monumental win stands as a testament to the relentless effort, resilience, and unity of the Royal College cricket team. It not only fills the players, coaching staff, and supporters with pride but also solidifies Royal College’s stature as a dominant force in school-level cricket. As they bask in the glory of this extraordinary feat, Royal College eagerly anticipates future matches with renewed vigor and determination.