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A Maliyadeva player tries to free himself from the clutches of two Antonian players in their match of the schools tournament of the Carlton Sri Lanka Rugby Sevens at the Sugathadasa Stadium yesterday which St. Anthony’s won 26-7. Picture by Mahinda Vithanachchi


Carlton-Sri Lanka Rugby Sevens 2009:

Royal, Antonians, Isipatana and Peterites in convincing wins

The Carlton-Sri Lanka Rugby Sevens 2009 organised by the Tharunyata Hetak Organization in collaboration with the Interim Committee of the SLRFU, got off to a flying start at the Sugathadasa Stadium yesterday.

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India claims 100th Test win

India thumped Sri Lanka by an innings and 144 runs on the fourth day of the second cricket Test here on Friday to take a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.

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Renown clinch Dialog Champions Trophy

Renown Sports Club from Kotahena clinched the inaugural Dialog Champions Trophy defeating Air Force in a tie breaker three goals to one after the final ended in a two all draw.

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