AJAC will be the best

The 15th Asian Junior Athletics Championships will feature young athletes from the most number of countries in the games’ 24 year history, according to statistics. “There will be 544 junior athletes in action during the four-day athletic extravaganza, representing 34 countries. The highest number of countries that took part was in Hanoi, Vietnam in 2010,

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Pakistan start series on a winning note

Beat Lankans in an overs shortened game by 6 wickets:

In an overs shortened game of 42, due to three stoppages for rain, Pakistan chasing a revised Duckworth/Lewis score of 135 raced to victory making 135 for 4 in 34.1 overs in the First of Five One-Day Internationals at the Pallekelle stadium under lights, here yesterday.

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Cambrians at the peak

Prince of Wales College enjoying this season as their peak year in the twenty five year old Rugby history when they maintained their unbeaten record in the Sri Lanka Schools under twenty division one group ‘C’ Singer League Rugby Tournament match by defeating St. Anne's College Kurunegala,

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