NDB partners Royal Rugby and the Bradby Shield

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Above – From left: Hiran Wimalaratne (Secretary Royal College Union), M.V.S. Gunathilaka (Senior Deputy Principal Royal College), Dimantha Seneviratne (Director / Chief Executive Officer, NDB), Sanjaya Perera (Senior Vice President Personal Banking & Customer Experience, NDB), Athula Munasinghe (Chairman Royal Rugby Matches Organising Committee) and Zulker Hameed (Secretary Royal Rugby Advisory Committee).

NDB Bank continues its efforts to empower the development of sports by partnering with Royal Rugby as the Main Event sponsor for the Royal College Rugby Season for the third consecutive year.

Commenting on this continuing partnership, NDB’s CEO Dimantha Seneviratne said “Advancement in sports and the empowerment of youth are part of the holistic progress of any country. It is important that the field of sports is extended the support it requires.”

The first round of the season will consist of four home games hosted by Royal College including the second leg of the 77th Bradby Shield Encounter.

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