Trinity College was the Best All-Island team

Thurstan College - Runner-up in All-Island Best Team category

St. Peter's College Negombo - the Most Promising team

Pawan Dias of Royal College Panadura was the All-Island Most Popular Schoolboy Cricketer of the Year 2016. He receives the award from Indika Jayamaha (C), Sujith Pathirennehe (R) and Lalith Ranaweera (unseen)

Yohan Mendis of S. Thomas' College became runner-up in the All-Island Most Popular Schoolboy Cricketer of the Year 2016 contest. He receives the award from Indika Jayamaha, Sujith Pathirennehe and Lalith Ranaweera

Madawa Fernando of De La Salle College won the All-Island Most Popular Schoolboy Cricketer of the Year 2016. Indika Jayamaha, Sujith Pathirennehe and Lalith Ranaweera presenting the award

Dilshan Madushanka of Siri Piyaratana College Padukka emerged the runner-up in the Most Popular Emerging Schoolboy Cricketer 2016 category. He receives the award from Indika Jayamaha, the AGM Advertising Sunday Times, Sujith Pathirennehe, the AGM Brands - Wijeya Newspapers and Lalith Ranaweera, the ABU Manager of Bata

Anuradhapura Central - Best team from North Central Province

Devananda College Ambalangoda, the best from South and Best Emerging team

St. Anthony's College Katugastota - Best Team from Central Province

St. John's College Jaffna - Best Team from the Northern Province

St. Mary's College Kegalle - Best Team from Sabaragamuwa Province

Wesley College - Best Team from Western Province

Ravin Sayer, the skipper of Trinity College receives the award for the Best All-Island team from Brendon Kuruppu, Chamara de Silva and Malith Galappaththi

Thurstan College Colombo became the runner-up of All-Island Best Team category and the award is presented by Brendon Kuruppu, Chamara de Silva and Malith Galappaththi

Promod Maduwantha of Isipathana College, who became the All-Island Best Allrounder, receives his award from Sunil Jayaweera, Chrishantha Kaluarachchi and Kumara Gamage

Akash Senaratne of De Mazenod College was the runner-up in All-Island Best Allrounder category. He receives his award from Sunil Jayaweera, Chrishantha Kaluarachchi and Kumara Gamage

Skipper of Richmond College and Sri Lanka Under-19s, Charith Asalanka of Richmond College who emerged the All-Island Best Batsman receives the award from Sunil Jayaweera, Chrishantha Kaluarachchi and Kumara Gamage

Ananda College and Sri Lanka Under-19 deputy skipper Sammu Ashan was the runner-up in All-Island Best Batsman’s category. He receives his award from Sunil Jayaweera, the Special Consultant for the Ministry of Education, watched by Chrishantha Kaluarachchi, the Purchasing Manager of Bata and Kumara Gamage, the Manager - Store Renovation of Bata

Sri Lanka Under-19 cap and St. Sebastian’s College Katuneriya speedster Asitha Madusanka Fernando became the All-Island Best Bowler. He receives the award from Ejaz Siddiqui, Noel Robert and Fousul Hameed

Avishka Thulanjana Fernando of St. Joseph Vaz College emerged the runner-up of All-Island Best Bowler and he receives the award from Ejaz Siddiqui, Noel Robet and Fousul Hameed

Wanindu Hasaranga of Richmond College is the All-Island Best Fielder. He is presented the award by Ejaz Siddiqui, Noel Robert and Fousul Hameed

Asitha Gihan Abeyratne of St. Joseph Vaz College who became the runner-up of All-Island Best Fielder category, receives the award from Ejaz Siddiqui, the Finance Director of Bata, watched by Noel Robert, the OTB Manager of Bata and Fousul Hameed, the CDC Manager of Bata

Wesley College Colombo became the Best Team from the Western Province. The award is presented by Dilshan de Silva, Nicholas Demer and Chamila de Silva

Skipper of Sri Devananda College Ambalangoda receives the award for the Best Emerging School from the Southern Province from Dilshan de Silva, Bata-the Sunday Times Selection Committee member, Nicholas Demer, the Production Manager of Bata and Chamila de Silva, the Human Resources Manager of Bata

The captain of St. Anthony’s College Katugastota, the Best Emerging school cricket team from the Central Province, receives the award on behalf of his team from Jayantha Seneviratne, Gayani Rajapakse and Ratan Kumar

Skipper of St. Anne’s College Kurunegala receives the trophy for the Best Emerging School cricket team from North Western Province from Carlton Bernadus, the Acting Director of Cricket Operations of Sri Lanka Cricket wathced by Janindu Weerasinghe, the Retail Manager of Bata and Pulasthi Rangana, the NRS Manager of Bata

Carlton Bernadus, the Acting Director Cricket Operations of SLC presents the skipper of Anuradhapura Central the award for becoming the Best Emerging School cricket team from the North Central Province

St. John’s College Jaffna became the Best team from the Northern Province and the award is given away to the team's skipper by Jayantha Seneviratne, Chairman of Schoolboy Cricketer Selection Committee, Gayani Rajapakse and Ratan Kumar

Skipper of St. Mary’s College Kegalle receives the award for Best Emerging School cricket team from the Sabaragamuwa Province from Jayantha Seneviratne, the Chairman of Bata-the Sunday Times Schoolboy Cricketer Awards Selection Panel. Also in the picture are Gayani Rajapakse, the Costing and Efficiency Manager of Bata and Ratan Kumar, the Merchandising Manager of Bata