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Big Match: Christ King beat Loyola by 184 runs
An unbeaten 115 by Lahiru Peiris and half tons from Lahiru Sandaruwan and Udan Ravindu paved the way for Christ King College Ja-Ela to record a massive 184 runs over Loyola College Bopitiya in their inaugural Battle of Friends limited over encounter played at P. Sara Stadium on Saturday (24).
The Lahiru doubles and Udan’s knocks saw Christ King taking first lease of the wicket amass a score of 367 for 8 and Loyola College in their run chase was never going to be near as they were made to struggle for their runs but was able to muster a score of only 183 runs.
Christ King Ja-Ela 367 for 6 wickets (50) (Lahiru Sandaruwan 68, Udan Ravindu 50, Dhananjaya Fernando 43, Lahiru Peiris 115 n.o., Pasindu Malith 20 n.o.)
Loyola College Bopitiya 183 all out (48.4) (Sanka Prasad 54, Radeeshan Umayanga 30, Tharusha Dulanjana 26, Sayuru Jayakody 20: Dhananjaya Fernando 2 for 15, Malinda Perera 2 for 33, Udan Ravindu 2 for 35)
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