The Sunday Times Sri Lanka

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Royal are virtually assured of the championship title in the schools A Division rugby tournament when they beat Isipathana by 22-3 in a keenly contested game at the Royal Complex Grounds yesterday. Royal gained their points through a goal and 3 tries to Isipathana’s solitary penalty. Thus Royal regained the Milroy Fernando Trophy. Isipathana were in possession of the trophy having defeated Royal 17-12 last year.

T20 in retrospect

What is this world coming to? The respected Cricinfo reporting team have picked their T20 top Xl sans a single cricketer either from the pre-cup favourites Australia or India (besides Yuvraj Singh being the one who hit the most number of sixes) and picked only one South African cricketer who has adopted England as his home turf for reasons best known to him in Kevin Pietersen. Nevertheless there are other real Proteas who have been picked into this team by the Cricinfo team.

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