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Sri Lankan cricketer Suraj Randiv (2R) celebrates the dismissal of Pakistan batsman Abdur Rehman with teammates during the third day of the opening Test Match between Sri Lanka and Pakistan at the Galle International Stadium in Galle. AFP


Sri Lankans set to savour a grand victory today

Pakistan 36 for 3 at close given 510 for victory :

Set a mammoth 510 for victory in 16 overs and six sessions by Sri Lanka, Pakistan were gasping 3 for 37 at the close on day three with Sri Lanka looking to strangle the remaining batsmen and bury the Pakistani sometime today in the first of three Tests at the Galle International Stadium.

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Up Country Lions make debut

Up Country Lions (UCL) making their debut in division one Dialog Rugby League registered the first victory when they defeated CH and FC SC by 42(two goals, five tries and a penalty) to 10 (two tries) at CH and FC ground yesterday. UCL who lost to Kandy FC (11-26) last week, made a tremendous come back in to the tournament amidst continuous poor performance by CH and FC yesterday evening.

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242-run win for St. Servatius

St. Servatius college Matara won their under 15 division one cricket match against Rahula College by an overhelming margin of 242 runs. The match was played at the Rahula college grounds last Friday. On winning the toss St Servatius opted to bat first scoring 371 runs for the loss of four wickets in their 50 overs. Right handed batsman Ramesh Nimantha scored 152 off 107 deliveries with 16 boundaries and half a dozen hits over the ropes.

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Umpiring has left much to be desired

The umpiring in this first Test has left much to be desired. At the end of play media conference, a question was put to the Pakistani coach Dav Whatmore that 11 umpiring decisions had gone against Pakistan and asking for his comments. Whatmore the former Sri Lankan coach said that there is nothing he could say or do and that it will have to be taken through the correct channels. Not only the Pakistanis, some decisions have gone against the Sri Lankans too.

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FIFA women’s goal keeping programme at Kalutara

The FIFA Women's Goal Keeping Training Programme was held from June 11 to 15 2012 at the Vernon Fernando Stadium, Kalutara conducted by the FFSL and the Asian Football Confederation. The training was given by the FIFA Instructor Mrs Anne Noe of Belgium. She has played 15 years for the Women's Soccer National team of Belgium and she has been coaching the Belgium National team for 15 years. At present she has been contributing her talent for the FIFA for the last six years.

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