Prince of Wales lift Lemonade Sixes trophy
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Prince of Wales' College won the Elephant House Lemonade Trophy six-a-side cricket tournament, held alongside the 175th anniversary celebrations of S. Thomas' College, Mount Lavinia.
Royal College, Colombo finished runners-up after contesting the final of the tournament, which concluded recently (05) at the S. Thomas' College ground in Mount Lavinia.
Teams from 16 schools across the island took part in the tournament.
Meanwhile, S. Thomas' College, Mount Lavinia won the Plate competition by defeating St. Joseph's College, Colombo.
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Cup competition, 1st Cup quarter-final
Royal College, Colombo – 66 for 4 (5.0) Dushen Uduwela 31, Mahiru Kodithuwakku not out 10, Bevin Jayawardena 2/09
Richmond College, Galle – 42 for 5 (3.3) Bevin Jayawardena 15, Hirun Matheesha 2/07, Thevindu Wewelwala 2/14
Royal College, Colombo won by 24 runs.
Cup competition, 2nd Cup quarter-final
Prince of Wales' College, Moratuwa – 99 for 3 (5.0) Matheesha Aponsu 38, Nethul Anuhas not out 28, Rashan Wijeratne 2/14
Ananda College, Colombo – 32 for 5 (2.5) Ovin Perera 15, Matheesha Aponsu 2/07, Shehan Ashen 2/11
Prince of Wales' College, Moratuwa won by 67 runs.
Cup competition, 3rd quarter-final
Mahinda College, Galle – 92 for 2 (5.0) Dulsith Darshana not out 57, Sehas Ashinsa 24, Mihila Jayaweera 1/16
St. Benedict's College, Kotahena – 93 for 1 (4.0) Lithika Jayasundara not out 36, Mario Fernando not out 30, Kaveesha Githmal 1/15
St. Benedict's College, Kotahena won by 4 wickets.
Cup competition, 4th quarter-final
Wesley College, Colombo – 72 for 4 (5.0) Gayuka Fernando not out 24, Charana Malimbada not out 14, Sanithu Gunathilaka 2/06
St. Anthony's College – 56 without loss (5.0) Kaushika Kumarasinghe not out 45, Sisal Hemaka not out 11
Wesley College, Colombo won by 16 runs.
Cup competition, 1st semi-final
St. Benedict's College, Kotahena – 69 for 3 (5.0) Tehan Beeter 37, Himaru Deshan 1/03
Royal College, Colombo – 70 for 2 (4.0) Hirun Matheesha 24, Rehan Peiris 20, Vihanga Ratnayake 1/17
Royal College, Colombo won by 3 wickets.
Cup competition, 2nd semi-final
Prince of Wales' College, Moratuwa – 86 for 1 (5.0) Paligu Perera not out 50, Nethul Anuhas not out 18, Lithma Perera 1/17
Wesley College, Colombo – 86 for 3 (5.0) Kavindu Nimsara 39, Senura Lakshan not out 29, Ojas Shankar 1/06
Match tied.
Super Over
Wesley College, Colombo – 18 for 1 (1.0)
Prince of Wales' College, Moratuwa – 19 without loss (0.4)
Prince of Wales' College, Moratuwa won the Super Over
Cup competition, final
Prince of Wales' College, Moratuwa – 94 for 1 (5.0) Matheesha Aponsu not out 48, Nethul Anuhas not out 24, Hirun Matheesha 1/09
Royal College, Colombo – 73 without loss (5.0) Rehan Peiris not out 51, Hirun Matheesha 15
Prince of Wales' College, Moratuwa won by 21 runs.
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Plate competition, 1st semi-final
St. Joseph's College, Colombo – 79 for 3 (5.0) Aveesha Samash 31, Nushan Perera not out 20, Rasandu Silva 1/11
Nalanda College, Colombo – 68 for 4 (5.0) Nemindu Akmeemana 32, Rusandu Silva not out 13, Chethana Kavinda 1/10
St. Joseph's College, Colombo won by 11 runs.
Plate competition, 2nd semi-final
S. Thomas' College, Mount Lavinia – 83 for 2 (5.0) Reshon Solomons not out 45, Stevon Peiris 14, Jenay Amaraweera 14, Pivaneswaran Kishanth 2/14
St. John's College, Jaffna – 68 for 4 (5.0) Kirubakaran Sanjuthan not out 38, Pivaneswaran Kisanth 20, Jaden Amaraweera 2/06, Aaron de Silva 2/07
S. Thomas' College, Mount Lavinia won by 15 runs.
Plate competition, final
St. Joseph's College, Colombo – 81 for 1 (5.0) Yenula not out 49, Aveesha Samash 22, Jaden Amaraweera 1/13
S. Thomas' College, Mount Lavinia – 82 without loss (4.4) Reshon Solomons not out 69, Jason Amaraweera not out 13
S. Thomas' College, Mount Lavinia won by 5 wickets.
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