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Play on the third day? Your guess is as good as
mine:
Not a ball bowled in Sri Lanka-Pakistan Test
After an interesting first day’s play where the
teams were on even terms, with Pakistan making 226 and Sri Lanka 44
for three, another exciting second day’s cricket was in the offing.
It was overcast from morning and with about half an hour to the
start, a heavy cloud cover formed and a few minutes later it came
down heavily and it left a lot of water on the covers.
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Lankan slicers off to Bangladesh
The eight member Sri Lanka carrom team will
leave the island on July 11 to participate in the 16th SAARC Carrom
Championships which is scheduled to be held in Dhaka, Bangladesh
from July 11 to 14. There will be three men and three women slicers
along with a stand by player in both gender included in the local
team.
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King Federer back on Wimbledon throne
When Roger Federer last strode off Centre Court
as Wimbledon champion it must have seemed impossible to the Swiss
great that it would take another three years of frustration and
angst before he would reclaim his crown. Fededer's 4-6, 7-5, 6-3,
6-4 victory over Andy Murray in Sunday's final secured a record-equalling
seventh title at the All England Club and returned him to the top of
the world rankings after a two-year absence.
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CR field a young side
The CR and FC, which was in the forefront of the
club rugby during the last 15 years will field a fresher laden side
this year. The club has been compelled to field a young side due to
an exodus of their senior players to other clubs. Five of their
players have joined Havelock Sports Club while another five players
have crossed over to the newly formed Up Country Lions Sports
Club.Last year’s skipper Dushanth Lewke has joined Kandy Sports Club
while Full back Reza Mubarak has thrown in his lot with the Navy
Sports Club.
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