The death is announced of Rev. Fr. (Dr) Stanley Abeysekera, former Rector, St. Joseph's College, Colombo for the period 1983-1996. At the invitation of the newly formed Josephian-Peterite OBA in Canada, Fr. Stanley visited Toronto in 1985 and was accorded the honour of acting as Chief Guest at the 2nd Annual Joe-Pete Cricket Encounter played at the picturesque Marigail Cricket Grounds in Orangeville. He spent three days in Toronto and visited his sister and her family who lived in the city at the time.

Life and Times of Rev. Fr. (Dr) Stanley Abeysekera

Rev. Fr. Stanley Abeysekera was called Eternal Rest in the Lord on 29th March 2015.

 His mortal remains will be brought to St. Joseph's College, Colombo 10, on Monday the 30th March and will remain until 6.00 pm and thereafter his mortal remains will be transferred to St. Sebastian's Shrine, Kandana for the funeral to be held on Tuesday the 31st March at Kandana at 3.00 pm

His Eminence Malcolm Cardinal Ranjith, the Archbishop of Colombo, will preside at the Funeral Mass together with the other Bishops and priests.

 In May 1983, Rev. Fr. B. Stanley Abeysekara was appointed as the 10th Rector of St. Joseph’s College Rev. Fr. Stanley Abeysekera celebrated the Golden Jubilee of his Priesthood at the College Chapel. He served as Rector of St. Joseph's College, Maradana, St. Don Bosco, Kaluaggala and St. Thomas' College, Kotte.

Born on February 3, 1935, as the second son of Don John Abeysekera of the Telecommunications Department and Dona Beatrice Margaret of Kandana.

After his primary education at De Mazenod College, Kandana, he entered the St. Aloysius Minor Seminary in Borella and was ordained a priest of God in 1963.

Sitting for his London BSc examination from Aquinas College of Higher Studies in Borella, he successfully completed his Degree with Second Class Honours. Entering the National Seminary of Our Lady of Sri Lanka in Ampitiya Kandy, he completed his seven priestly studies, both Philosophy and Theology receiving gold and silver medals.

Rev. Fr. Stanley Abeysekera celebrates the Golden Jubilee of his Priesthood on Saturday, December 21, 2013. He had served as Rector of St. Joseph's College, Maradana, St. Don Bosco, Kaluaggala and St. Thomas' College, Kotte.

Born on February 3, 1935, as the second son of Don John Abeysekera of the Telecommunications Department and Dona Beatrice Margaret of Kandana, their residence was close to St. Sebastian's Shrine in Kandana.

After his primary education at De Mazenod College, Kandana, he entered the St. Aloysius Minor Seminary in Borella and was ordained a priest of God in 1963.

Sitting for his London BSc examination from Aquinas College of Higher Studies in Borella, he successfully completed his Degree with Second Class Honours. Entering the National Seminary of Our Lady of Sri Lanka in Ampitiya Kandy, he completed his seven priestly studies, both Philosophy and Theology receiving gold and silver medals.

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The Annual General Meeting of the Josephian-Peterite Alumni Association of Canada took place in the Hamilton Room, Radisson Hotel Toronto East on Friday, March 27, 2015. Prayers were led by Old Peterite Rehan Goonetilleke and the meeting concluded with one central focus – "increase membership". The joint Joe-Pete association, the only one of its kind in the world was formed in 1984 at a time when the alumni were young and new immigrants to Canada. Over the years, interest in participation has dwindled due to increase challenges of time management and family commitments. The longer people live outside their motherland (in this case Sri Lanka), the desire to participate in the alumni activities lessen. Age too has taken a toll in membership and it is vitally important to engage the younger "Old Boys" in the JPAA Canada and this concern came out loud and clear.

President Upali Obeyesekere set his team a target of 100+ members for 2015. This is only a token considering there are more than a thousand Sri Lankans who attended either St. Joseph's College and/or St. Peter's College in Colombo and now domiciled in Canada. JPAA Canada is recognized as the first Sri Lankan alumni association to be formed until the Royal/Trinity/Thomian group formed another joint association. Within a few years, this alliance broke up and formed individual organizations. JPAA Canada however continued as a joint entity.

Calendar of events for 2015 were announced by the president so that the Peterites and Josephians living in Toronto could mark the dates on their calendar.

• Friday, June 27th – Fellowship Nite at J&J Swagat Banquet Hall
• July 1 (Canada) Day – 31st Josephian-Peterite Cricket Encounter at King City Grounds (Main Game + Masters Game
• Sunday, August 16  – 6th Saints Quadrangular Cricket Tournament at Ajax Cricket Grounds
• Saturday, October 3 – Annual Dinner Dance (Venue to be finalised)

All Josephians and Peterites in Canada are requested to support the association and participate in the above events.

WILHELM HOFFMAN passed away peacefully on March 23, 2015, at Dandenong Hospital in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Funeral details are shown below. May his soul Rest in Peace! He was 79 years old.

A proud alumnus of St. Peter's College – Wilhelm Hoffman lived at the Bambalapitiya Flats (F Block) with his parents and siblings in the 50s and 60s prior to immigrating to Australia. On leaving school, Wilhelm was employed at Rowlands and played cricket for his employer. Wilhelm used his height to advantage and was an effective spinner in his days. He had his baptism to cricket in 1951 in a strong Peterite side led by H.I.K. Fernando, legendary wicket-keeper batsman who was a fixture in the national side. Wilhelm played for his alma mater from 1951 – 1954 (both years inclusive). St. Peter's College was captained in 1952 by H.I.K. Fernando (captained twice), Herbert Wittachy – 1953, Clive Inman (1954). Archives show that Wilhelm Hoffman's team mates for the four years include the celebrated All-Ceylon and Liecestershire cricketer Clive Inman, H.I.K. Fernando, Brian de Silva, Jayantha Fernando, Pat Muthumani, Tudor Wijesinghe, Herbert Wittachy, Ken Duckworth, Maurice Salgado, Lakshman Serasinghe, Mark Pereira, Denzil Abeysekara, P.A.T. Kelly, Leonard Wettasinghe, Tony Don Michael.

Wilhelm earned his place in the Peterite team for his spin bowling and batted lower order in 1951 and eventually moved up over the years to go in at No.3 in 1954. Following him at No.4 was skipper Clive Inman who went on to score the record breaking 204 (Retired Hurt) that year. Out of interest, Josephians in 1954 were led by Chrysantha Fernando and included among others Yasa Ratnayaka, Kirthi Caldera, Ralph Brohier, Mahinda de Silva, Tony Buhar and M. Berenger.

Wilhelm's younger brother Everard Hoffman played for St. Peter's College in Travis Fernando's 1965 team. Sister Larraine Hoffman was a versatile vocalist who was well known in the music scene in the 50s and 60s. The Hoffman family immigrated to Australia in the sixties and have lived 'down under' for around 50 years.

HOFFMAN, Wilhelm Ernest Fritz

HOFFMAN. Wilhelm Ernest Fritz Passed away peacefully at Dandenong Hospital on Mar. 23, 2015, aged 79 years Eldest son of Ernest and Noeline Hoffman (both dec. ). Brother to Hugh and Helen (U. K. ), Laraine and Vernon (dec. ), David, Everard and Dagmar, Cheryl and Wilhelm, Maive and Russell, and Roger (dec. ). Loving father to Cecilia. Uncle to many nephews, nieces and grand nephews and nieces. We thank God for the strength He gave you in the past few years and for the memories we share. Rest In Peace

Courtesy: Sunday Island by Roshen Steelman.

St. Joseph’s College, Darley Road displayed a remarkable performance to beat rivals St. Peter’s and retained Rev. Fr. Basil Weeratunga (OMI) Memorial Shield after a lapse of 15 years.

When it comes to a Joe-Pete encounter, excitement and crowd support had been remarkable and nothing was different when the two teams clashed in their Under-20 Singer Inter-school Rugby Championship match at Longdon Place, Colombo yesterday with St. Joseph’s displaying a remarkable performance to beat School Rugby Sevens champions St. Peter’s 17-10.

The game also marked the 45th Annual Encounter played between the two schools for Rev. Fr. Basil Weeratunga (OMI) memorial shield and the Josephians retained the title after a lapse of 15 years. Josephians last won this title in 1999. St. Peter’s was the better team of the day having had the possession of the ball on most occasions but the Darley Road School came all guns blazing in the second half to turn the table on favourites St. Peter’s.

St. Peter’s scored one goal and one penalty while the winners obtained their points through one goal and two unconverted tries.

The game started with a rush of blood with the players of both teams getting involved in an ugly quarrel but things settled down and St. Peter’s made some attacking moves in the first half to win a 25m penalty in the 27th minute which was successfully booted by their captain Kevin Dixson after Josephians missed the first penalty of the evening.

St. Peter’s broke try deadlock in the evening when speedy Kevin Dixson ran about 30m with the angle receiving a pass from centre player Nishon Perera and sneaked past few defenders to touch down near right flag corner. Impressive Dixson’s boot went in the right direction to add the extra points with scores reading 10-0, 30 minutes into the game.

St. Joseph’s first points of the match came in the second half when one of Peterite back row players made a terrible mistake by knocking-on while collecting a high ball near the touch line and Josephians capitalised the error perfectly to make their rivals pay through a Shehan Bopearachchi try in the 45th minute of the game. Shamilka Kurumbalapitiya, who had a poor outing kicking the ball, failed to add the extra points as the scores read 10-5 at this stage.

The game was evenly poised for an enthralling end with both teams making number of line breaks. Peterites were dealt with a major blow when their play maker Dixson went out of the game due to an injury.

St. Joseph’s came up with another score when big-made Stephan Gregory, with the support of the forwards, crossed try line under the post. Kurumbalapitiya was spot-on with the kick as the Josephians led for the first time of the match with scores reading 12-10.

With the crowd shouting Joseph…, Joseph…, the Darley Road team scored another try with only one minute to go for the final whistle rubbing salt on Peterites’ wounds. Nimesh Priyankara was the ball carrier to cross the try line.

TAKE NOTICE that the Annual General Meeting of the Josephian-Peterite Alumni Association will be held on Friday, March 27, 2015, in the Hamilton Room, Radisson Hotel Toronto East, 55 Hallcrown Place, Toronto, ON. (Victoria Park & 401 off Consumers Rd) from 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm. All Members are invited to attend. We welcome new members to the association for 2015. We have picked a convenient location this year too. Radisson is located off Consumers Road (401 & Victoria Park). Parking is free.

2014 was a landmark year for the joint Josephian-Peterite Alumni Association of Canada. We celebrated our 30th anniversary in 2014 and staged a very successful Fellowship Nite at which two legendary Peterite sports icons – David Heyn and Dr. Adiel Anghie were the Guests of Honour. The 30th "Battle of the Saints" was also a success when we joined the Royalists & Thomians and Trinitians and Antonians in a joint Cricket Extravaganza at the famed King Citgy grounds. The Annual Dinner Dance was also a success and so was the Saints Quadrangular Cricket Tournament.

JPAA 2015 AGM PACKAGE

 

Secretary, St. Peter's College OBU Algi Wijewickrema has informed us that a Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of the soul of our dear friend and Past President of the OBU, Dr. Nielhaan Samaranayake, on Friday 20th March, at St Mary's Church Bambalapitiya, commencing 7.30 p.m. The OBU request all Old Boys and friends to please attend.

Dr.Nielhaan Samaranayake was a proud alumnus of St. Peter's College and emerged as a brilliant academic and excelled in sports. He was also the Head Prefect. Despite his busy schedule as Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, Surgeon Commodore, Sri Lanka Navy, Dr. Nielhaan found time to head the St.Peter's College OBU from 2011-2013.

One of his leadership initiatives was The Peterite Walk in 2012. Here below is an abstract from a news item on the event.

The day began with Holy Mass concelebrated by the Rector, Rev. Fr. Travis Gabriel, old Peterite priests and other priests from the College and the Walk proper was officially started off with a special prayer and hoisting of the College flag. The organising committee planned for this Walk with their previous experience but all predictions were proven wrong when with an unprecedented response, Peterites rallied round their alma mater and walked in their thousands. There were boys from year 1 to year 13, old boys from those who had just left school to great grandfathers and there were mothers and sisters of the Peterites too. Teachers, minor staff, the P.T.A. and the Welfare Society all were behind the organisers supporting the event and joining in the Walk. There were even Elephants and horses that were included, not to mention a cycle parade and cartoon characters, Papare bands, stilt walkers, boats on the canal displaying the College flag to add colour, and to cap it all a helicopter was seen flying the college flag to the amusement of all taking part in the walk .
 The Walk also saw Old Boys from the quadrangular schools, namely St. Anthony’s, St. Benedict’s & St. Joseph’s  and their sister school, Holy Family Convent, Bambalapitiya joining the Peterites .
 While there were bound to be some irritated motorists on Galle Road that day, others enjoyed the scene, seeing so many frolicking while supporting their school.
 The fun did not end with the procession returning to the school. The College ground had been turned into a carnival ground. There was music by “Black” and games of skill, bouncers for children, eats and drinks and ice cream aplenty in addition to other entertainment that had been lined up.
 Being citizens who take their civic responsibility seriously, even though this was a fun event, they ensured that garbage was collected and disposed so that the road users are not inconvenienced.
 A very happy and beaming Rohan Victoria, Chairman of the Walk committee and an equally elated President of the Old Boys Union, Dr. Nielhaan Samaranayake were seen at the end of the Walk, mingling with those enjoying the fun and thanking those who participated. Peterites must be a proud lot for having conducted such a successful Walk for such a noble cause and one can’t help congratulating them.

OBITUARY: SAMARANAYAKE – DR. NIELHAAN – (Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, Surgeon Commodore, Sri Lanka Navy). Dearly beloved husband of Dilko, loving father of Oshadhi and Kaveesha, son of late Dr. G.G. Samaranayake and Prema, brother of the Shasthri (Australia), Premani, Ranee (Austria) and Mathisha, brother-in-law of Eloma, late Shiraz, Gehard and Dilrukshi. Cortege leaves residence No. 526/1, Lake Road, Thalangama South, Battaramulla at 4.30 p.m. for Cremation at General Cemetery, Kanatte on Sunday 15th March 2015 at 6.30 p.m. 042265

St. Peter’s defeated traditional rivals St. Joseph’s easily by 59 runs on the Duckworth/Lewis method in their annual limited over encounter played at the R. Premadasa Stadium yesterday. The encounter which is the 41st in the series saw the Peterites chalk up their 18th win to regain the Rev. Fr. Peter Pillai Memorial Challenge Trophy.

St. Peter’s taking first lease of the wicket began in an inauspicious start losing an early wicket with just ten runs on the board. They recovered thanks to some useful knocks coming from Saveen Gunasekera and Lakshina Rodrigo. Later skipper Chandula Jayamanne along with Sachin Dalpethado made useful knocks for the Peterites to reach 168 for 7 in the 39th over before bad weather hampered proceedings after which their innings came to an end.

The resumption saw the Josephians being given a revised Duckworth/Lewis target of 159 in 29 overs but they were unable to come to terms of the Peterite bowling trio of Vinu Mohotti, Ashanth Malka and Randel Seneviratne who together combined to bundle them out for just 99runs.

SCORES

St. Peter’s 166 for 7 in 38.4 overs (Saveen Gunasekera 44, Lakshina Rodrigo 20, Sachin Dalpethado 18, Chandula Jayamanne 40 n.o.: Hashindra Perera 2 for 10, Malshan Rodrigo 2 for 21)

St. Joseph’s 99 in 23 overs (Jehan Daniel 30, Pethum Madusanka 15: Vinu Mohotti 2 for 9, Ashanth Malka 2 for 10, Randel Seneviratne 2 for 30).

FROM JPAA CANADA PRESIDENT.

Dear Peterites,
 
It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of Dr. Nielhaan Samaranayake, Old Peterite and Past President, SPC-OBU 2011-2013. Cremation will take place on Sunday, March 15, 2015, at the General Cemetery Kanatte. Cortege leaves residence 526/1, Thesath Mawatha, Battaramulla at 4:30 pm.
 
Dr. Nielhaan was an energetic and brilliant medical professional who was a livewire of the St. Peter’s College OBU of which he was president in 2012. He is survived his wife Dilco, and children Oshadi and Kavisha. Our hearts go out to the family. Evidently, Dr. Nielhaan underwent major surgery a few months back (Pancreatic Cancer) and was on the road to recovery but sadly his condition deteriorated resulting in his demise a few days ago.
 
Photo shows Rev. Fr. Travis Gabriel, Rector, SPC with Dr. Nielhaan Samaranayake in 2012.
 
JPAA Canada interfaced with Dr. Nielhaan constantly when he was heading the OBU. He was very supportive of our joint association.

May His Sou Rest in Peace!

OBITUARY NOTICE – COURTESY, SUNDAY OBSERVER MARCH 15, 2015

SAMARANAYAKE – DR. NIELHAAN – (Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, Surgeon Commodore, Sri Lanka Navy). Dearly beloved husband of Dilko, loving father of Oshadhi and Kaveesha, son of late Dr. G.G. Samaranayake and Prema, brother of the Shasthri (Australia), Premani, Ranee (Austria) and Mathisha, brother-in-law of Eloma, late Shiraz, Gehard and Dilrukshi. Cortege leaves residence No. 526/1, Lake Road, Thalangama South, Battaramulla at 4.30 p.m. for Cremation at General Cemetery, Kanatte on Sunday 15th March 2015 at 6.30 p.m. 042265.
 
May His Soul Rest in Peace!
 

MESSAGE FROM ALGI WIJEWICKREMA – GENERAL SECRETARY, SPC-OBU

As announced earlier the funeral of Dr. Nielhaan Samaranayake will take place  on Sunday, 15th March at the crematorium at the general cemetery Borella at 6.30 p.m. However, please note that the cortège will leave residence at 4.30 p.m. (and not at 5.30 p.m. as mentioned earlier), 526/1, Thesath Mawatha, Lake Road, Battaramulla.

Old Boys are requested to congregate near the Castle Street Women's Hospital on Parliament Road (Cotta Road) at 5.15 p.m. to accompany the casket. Please be attired in black trouser, white shirt and College tie.

Algi Wijeyewickrema
Gen. Secretary
OBU – SPC

Old Peterite (60s) Raj Philip passed away recently in Welland, Ontario, Canada. Raj was the son of Mrs Philip primary teacher in the 50's. His sisters Moira and Indiri Philip taught after her retirement. Raj was a strong bass choirister in the Choirs of St.Peter's College and St.Mary's Church at Bambalapitiya.

PHILIP, Francis (Raj) – Passed away peacefully at the N.H.S. Welland site on March 10, 2015. Beloved husband of Shantini, ever loving father of Nirushan (Chantal) and Nimesha. Much adored "Daddo" (Grandpa) of Veronica, Noah and Jayden. Precious brother of Moira Pakiyanayagam (James), Indri Swampillai (the late Anton) and of the late Tilak (Laleetha). Francis retired from Linhaven Home in St. Catharines where he worked as a Stationary Engineer. He will be deeply missed by his many nieces, nephews, numerous relatives and friends, both here and in Sri Lanka.

He was cremated according to his wishes. A Memorial Mass will be celebrated at St. Kevin's Church, 303 Niagara Street, Welland at 10 a.m. on Saturday, March 21, 2015. Fellowship to follow. A private internment of his ashes will take place at a later date. The family wishes to express their thanks to the doctors and staff at the Welland site for their kind and compassionate care.

March 7, 2015. From Algi Wijewickrema reporting from Colombo, Sri Lanka.

Having sent updates from time to time while the match was on yesterday, I don't think there's need for a lengthy summary but here's a short one for the benefit of whoever was not able to receive the updates yesterday.

If the 1st day's honours belonged to St. Peter's then the second day's honours surely belonged to the Joes. In fact I believe that Petes could have won the match had they declared at their overnight score and let the Joes start their 2nd innings with a huge psychological pressure. This is not suggested in hind sight but was suggested to the cricketing powers that be but fell on deaf ears. But I presume that's the way the cookie crumbles.

Be that as it may, the Petes continued to bat on the 2nd day and were bowled out for 268 in 45 minutes for the addition of 53 runs to their overnight score and if there was any saving grace in having continued their batting, Thaneesha Weerakoon the overnight batsman who played the vital support role which allowed Sachin Dalpathado to get a century, got his 50 and was last out on 57. Dalpathado was in fact the first to go when the score was 244, having made 114. The new record for the 8 wicket partnership established was 159 between Sachin Dalpathado (114) and Thaneesha Weerakoon (57).

When the Joes came out to bat the 2nd time, they looked a different side from the 1st innings. Gone were the tentative pushing and prodding by their batsman and gone too was the nervousness at the crease at least among their front line batsmen. The result was that the Joes occupied the crease for 82 overs and made 293 for 8. In the process they had their opening batsman get a valuable 118 and Thaneesha weerakoon bagged 4 wickets in the process to have a memorable match bag of 8 wickets in addition to his invaluable 57 when batting in the Peterite 1st inning.

This left the Peterites 10 overs + the mandatory 15 overs in the last hour to get 193 for victory. An impossible target and one that the Petes never attempted. However the Josephian bowler Hashindra Perera returned figures of 12-2-47-6 as the Petes struggled to a 110 for 7 when stumps were drawn. An entertaining 55 was scored by Dineth Thimodya in the process with several towering sixes that cleared the boundary lines easily. And you could say that the match was an exciting draw with the Joes earning the honours on the 2nd day, though the Petes could say that they had a 1st innings win.

The awards were shared as follows:
Best Fielder – Vinoo Mohotti of St. Peter's
Best Bowler – Hashindra Perera of St. Joseph's
Best Batsman – Sandaruwan Rodrigo of St. Joseph's
Best All Rounder – Thaneesha Weerakoon of St. Peter's
Man of the Match – Sachin Dalpathado of St. Peter's

SCOREBOARD
St Joseph's – 1st innings 167 all out

St Peter's – 1st innings
(overnight 215-7, Sachin Dalpathado 104 n.o, Thaneesha Weerakoon 30 n.o)

Dineth Thimodya c & b Ekanayake                   14
Didulana Medis c Samarasinghe b Ekanayake          04
Hashan Wanasekara b Ekanayake            00
Lakshina Rodrigo st Fonseka b Akurugoda                  02
Chandula Jayamanne c Peiris b S Rodrigo                  36
Sachin Dalpathado c Fonseka b Ekanayake               114
Manelka de Silva c Peiris b Akurugoda           00
Vinu Mohotty c M Rodrigo b Akurugoda           00
Thaneesha Weerakoon st Fonseka b Akurugoda          57
Ashanth Malka run out (Ekanayake)                   05
Randel Seneviratne not out                    00
Extras (all out; 54.1 overs)                            36
TOTAL                                   258

Fall wickets: 1-18, 2-29, 3-36, 4-79, 5-79, 6-79, 7-85, 8-244, 9-258, 10-268
Bowling: Jehan Daniel       4-1-20-0
          Ekanayake     15-1-99-4
          S Rodrigo         4-0-20-0
          Akurugoda   10.1-2-47-4
          M Rodrigo       12-2-37-0
          Perera              4-0-14-0
          De Silva           4-0-19-0
          Sumanasinghe 1-0-12-0

St Joseph's – 2nd innings
Sandaruwan Rodrigo lbw b Malka                 118
Pethum Madusanka st Lakshina b Weerakoon          36
Vimukthi Peiris c Mohotty b Weerakoon           34
Suren de Silva c Mohotty b Weerakoon           06
Hashindra Perera lbw b Weerakoon                   07
Jehan Daniel run out (Malka/L Rodrigo)           18
Aravinda Akurugoda c de Silva b Malka           34
Nipun Sumanasinghe not out                   18
Shevon Fonseka b Jayamanne                   18
Extras (1 lb, 3 nb)                            04
TOTAL (8 wickets dec; 81.3 overs)                       293

Fall of wickets: 1-77, 2-142, 3-166, 4-178, 5-203, 6-236, 7-257, 8-293, Bowling: Seneviratne        4-1-22-0
         M de Silva         4-0-22-0
         Mohotty           28-5-86-0
         Malka              13-1-50-2
         Weerakoon     29-4-100-4
         Dalpathado         3-0-12-0
        Jayamanne         0.3-0-0-1

St Peter's – 2nd innings
Dineth Thimodya st Fonseka b Perera   55
Didulana Medis c Daniel b Perera           11
Lakshina Rodrigo c Daniel b Perera           00
Hashan Wanasekara c Fonseka b Perera          00
Chandula Jayamanna st Fonseka b Perera          12
Sachin Dalpathadu c Ekanayake b Perera          13
Manelka de Silva not out                    18
Vinu Mohotti lbw b M Rodrigo            01
Taneesha Weerakoon not out            00
Extras                       00
TOTAL (7 wickets; 26 overs)                 110

Fall of wickets: 1-38, 2-38, 3-48, 4-74, 5-85, 6-100, 7-110.Bowling: Ruchira Ekanayake    3-1-13-0                 Hashindra Perera      12-2-47-6         Malshan Rodrigo        4-1-18-1
         Suren de Silva           2-0-17-0
         Aravinda Akurugoda   5-1-15-0
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