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No reaction from West Indies camp Paceman Lawson reported for second timeWest Indies cricket officials decided to stay mum after fast bowler Jermaine Lawson was reported for a suspected bowling action at the end of the first cricket Test against Sri Lanka at the SSC grounds on Saturday. Darsha, Prasanna the best at athletic nationalsHurdler S.V.A. Kusumawathi of Sri Lanka Army accounted for the solitary Sri Lanka record on the final day of the 83rd Sri Lanka National Athletic Championships concluded at Sugathadasa Stadium, Colombo today. |
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Sri Lanka’s winning captain Marvan Atapattu receiving the winner’s cheque on behalf of his team from Ruskshan Dias of Standard Chartered. Sports Minister Jeevan Kumaratunga (R) is also present, and (on left) Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapakse congratulates man-of-the-match Chaminda Vaas who top scored with 49 runs and captured seven wickets in the match. Also present are Atapattu and Sanath Jayasuriya. Sri Lanka beat West Indies by six wickets on the fourth day of the first cricket Test at the SSC grounds on Saturday to take a 1-0 lead in the two-match series. (Pix by Herbert Perera) |
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No reaction from West Indies camp - Paceman Lawson reported for second time |
