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Sri Lanka Rugby resumed practices

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After the control of the prevailing situation, Sri Lanka Rugby has resumed its practice for both men and women categories.

The men’s pool was selected into two segments like 15’s and 7’s and the player was unable to practice for more than 75 days due to the Covid-19 outbreak. 

The Men’s 15 pool includes of following players;

Kandy SC: Charles Praveen, Lasitha Aththanagoda, Yakoob Ali, Damith Dissanayake, Mohamed Shabeer, Jesan Dissanayaka, Tharindu Chathuranga, Buwanaka Udangamuwa, Roshan Weerarathna, Nigel Ratwatte, Tharinda Ratwatte, Buddima Piyarathana, Kavindu Perera, Dansha Dayan and Shehan Pathiranan.      

Havelock SC: Charana Chamikara, Azmeer Fajudeen, Umesh Madushan, Shawket Lahir, Dayan Sabar, Vimukthi Rahul, Theekshana Dissanayaka and Faiza Abdulla.         

Police SC: Danushka Edirisooriya, Lahiru Pavithra, Rasith Silva, Mohan Wimalarathne, Udara Sooriyapperuma, Wageesha Weerasinghe, Iroshan Silva and Sachith Silva.

CR & FC: Omalka Gunarathne, Rahula De Silva, Kalindu Nandila, Dinuk Amarasinghe, Reeza Rafaideen, Janidu Dilshan, Mursheed Zubair and Kavin Dixon.

Army SC: Danuka Wijethilake, Sudaraka Dikkumbura, Chameera Silva, Chamoth Fernando and Ashan Bandara.

Navy SC: Adeesha Weerathunga and Chathura Senavirathne    

CH & FC: Jason Melder and Samuel Maduwantha           

Air Force SC: Imesh Appnso    

The Men’s 7 pool includes of following players;

Air Force SC: Ravindu Hettiarachchi                      

Police SC: Iroshan Silva and Sachith Silva                             

Army SC: Sudharaka Dikkumbure                           

CH & FC: Sudam Sooriyaarachchi, Warren Weerakoon, Thuwan Wazeem and Hinusha Sampath

Havelock SC: Raveen Fernando and Kavinda Keshan

Navy SC: Adeesha Weerathunga and Chathura Senavirathne,

Kandy SC: Buddima Piyarathna, Dansha Dayan, Jesan Dissanayaka, Kavindu Perera, Srinath Sooriyabandara         and Tharinda Ratwattwe                      

CR & FC: Dinuk Amerasinghe, Gamunu Chethiya, Janidu Dilshan, Kavin Dixon, Reeza Raffaideen, Omalka Gunaratne, Thulaib Hassen, Zuabir Doray and Kalindu Nandila                          

Wesley Collage: Samuel Ogbebor 

Women’s Pool comprises the following players:

Army SC: Nimesha Sudarshani, Ayesha Perera, Charani Theekshana, Dilini Kanchana, Dulani PalleKondage, Shanika Dilani and Umayangana Thathsarani.

Navy SC: Dasuni De Silva, Gayani Geethika, Sanjeewani Wijeethilaka, Nipuni Warshavithan, Randika Kumudumali, Samantha Jayamali and Kumari Dilrukshi.

Air Force SC: Sanjeewani Perera, Jeewanthi Gunarathna and Anushika Thushari

CR & FC: Kanchana Kumary and Anusha Aththanayaka                                 

Schools: Hekashini Krishnakumar, Chamodya Madumali, Kavisha Perera and Madusha

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Nadeesha Gayanthi Shines Internationally with Double Medal Triumph in England

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Sri Lanka’s badminton scene received a major boost as experienced shuttler Nadeesha Gayanthi delivered an impressive performance at a prestigious international championship in England, bringing home both gold and silver medals.

Competing at the 108th edition of the All England Senior Badminton Championship, Gayanthi stood out among a highly competitive field that featured nearly 400 players from 25 countries. The tournament, held in London from April 10 to 12, attracted seasoned athletes from across the globe, making her achievement even more remarkable.

Gayanthi dominated the over-40 women’s singles category, securing the gold medal with a series of strong performances. She further showcased her versatility by advancing to the finals in the mixed doubles event, where she claimed the silver medal, completing a successful campaign on the international stage.

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Dilshan Madushanka Earns IPL Opportunity with Sunrisers Hyderabad

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Sri Lankan pace sensation Dilshan Madushanka has secured a spot in the Indian Premier League, stepping in as a replacement player for Sunrisers Hyderabad. The franchise announced his inclusion after England fast bowler Brydon Carse was ruled out of the tournament due to injury.

Madushanka, known for his sharp left-arm pace and ability to swing the ball early, joins the squad as a like-for-like replacement. His addition comes at a crucial stage in the tournament, where teams are looking to fine-tune their combinations for a strong finish.

Sunrisers Hyderabad have been actively reshaping their bowling unit, and Madushanka’s arrival is expected to add both variety and depth. His international experience, particularly in high-pressure situations, makes him a valuable asset as the team navigates the latter half of the competition.

For Madushanka, this opportunity marks another significant milestone in his growing career. Having already impressed on the global stage with his pace and wicket-taking ability, the IPL now offers him a platform to showcase his skills among some of the best players in the world.

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Chamindu Wickramasinghe’s bowling action under scrutiny?

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Sri Lankan fast bowler Chamindu Wickramasinghe has come under the spotlight after his bowling action was officially reported as suspicious during a recent domestic encounter.

The incident occurred in a match of the National Super League held from April 6 to 9, where the Dambulla side faced Colombo. Wickramasinghe, representing Dambulla, drew attention from match officials, prompting concerns over the legality of his action.

The on-field umpires, Deepal Gunawardena and Ravindra Wimalasiri, made the report in accordance with standard procedures. Match referee Manoj Mendis also oversaw the process, ensuring that all regulations were followed.

Following the report, the matter has been referred to the Sri Lanka Cricket High Performance Unit for further assessment. Wickramasinghe may now be required to undergo biomechanical testing to determine whether his bowling action complies with the laws of the game.

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