Carlin Isles dubbed the fastest impress on day one
The Carlton Sevens International First Leg got under way at the picturesque Galle International Cricket Grounds yesterday. Western

Cheerleaders in action. - Pix courtesy SLRFU
Warriors took on Southern Sharks on a good looking green pitch overlooked by the Galle Fort. Power House Fijian Skipper Nemani Nagusa opened scoring of the tournament with a try scored for Southern Sharks while Yoshitha Rajapakse opened scoring among the local players as he touched down for the Western Warriors. Former Fijian Skipper Setefano Cakau was always a danger as he touched down a number of times.
DJ Forbes, The Kenyan Collins Injero and US Carlin Isles dubbed the fastest impressed on day one. The local player, Shenal Dias, Lavanga Perera , Bilal Hasaan, Sandun Herath , Mithun , Saliya Handapangoda and Chula Susantha were very much impressive. – VP
Results Western Warriors bt Southern Sharks 33-5; NC Typhoons bt Sabaragamuwa Stallions 19-5; Eastern Eagles bt Jaffna Challengers 28-14; North Western Blacks bt Central Kings 21-19; Western Warriors beat Uva Vipers 33-17; Sabaragamuwa Stallions bt Southern Sharks 24-12; Jaffna Challengers bt Northern Gladiators 26-12; Eastern Eagles bt North Western Blacks 24-17; NC Typhoons bt Uva Vipers 21-17; Sabaragamuwa Stallions bt Western Warriors 38-14; Northern Gladiators by Central Kings 49-7; Jaffna Challengers bt North Western Blacks 26-14; Southern Sharks bt NC Typhoons 24-19; Uva Vipers bt Sabaragamuwa Stallions 28-24; Eastern Eagles bt Central Kings 19-17; Northern Gladiators bt North Central Blacks 19-5; Western Warriors bt NC Typhoons 19-14; Southern Sharks bt Uva Vipers 28-21; Central Kings bt Jaffna Challengers 41-0; Northern Gladiators 17 bt Eastern Eagles 12 The number of wins from 4 matches played on day one is as below: |
![]() Try time for Western Warriors |
![]() Action between Jaffna Challengers and North Wetern Blacks |
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