Cinnamon Bay, Beruwala a John Keells Hotel, led by Samith Fernando dethroned defending Champions Heritance Ayurveda Maha Gedera, Beruwela, in the Men's final of the 40th Travel Trade Sports Club (TTSC) Cricket '6s' 2017, at the P. Sara Oval.
Fifty one Men’s teams and 7 Women’s teams participated.
Amaya Lake, Dambulla, retained their Women’s title, defeating their sister hotel, Amaya Hills, Kandy, in a repeat of last year's final of.
Last year’s Men’s Runner-up, Amaya Lake, Dambulla, lost to Waters Edge in the 2nd Round.
Newcomers, Hamoos Travels and Ceylon Roots made an impressive entrance.
Hamoos Travels reached the pre-quarterfinal stage, while Ceylon Roots did even better by reaching the semifinals, losing to Cinnamon Bay, Beruwala.
Results
Men
Quarter-finals: Heritance Ayurveda Mahagedera beat Paradise Beach Hotel Camelot Beach Hotel beat Avani Kalutara Cinnamon Bay beat Jetwing Ayurveda Pavilion Ceylon Roots beat Cinnamon Wild Yala
Semi-finals: Heritance Ayurveda Mahageder beat Camelot Beach Hotel Cinnamon Bay beat Ceylon Roots
Final: Heritance Ayurveda Mahagedera 37/4 (4) (Visal S. de Silva 20; Sandaruwan Silva 1 for 5, Ashoka Perera 1 for 8) lost to Cinnamon Bay 40 for no loss (2.3) (Kelum Sanjeewa 28 n.o., Samith Fernando 12 n.o.)
Special Awards:
Best Bowler: Pramith Madusanka (Heritance Ayur. Mahagedera)
Best Batsman: Samith Fernando (Cinnamon Bay)
Man of the Final and Man of the Tournament: Kelum Sanjeewa (Cinnamon Bay)
Women's
Final: Amaya Lake, Dambulla 62/2 (5) (Kalpani Herath 34 n.o., Ganga Pushpakanthi 15 n.o.; S. Neranjani 1 for 16, Nidusha Tennakoon 1 for 7) beat Amaya Lake, Kandy 49/3 (5) (Nidusha Tennakoon 10 n.o.; Ganga Pushpakanthi 2 for 6, Sisini Madushani 1 for 7)
Special Awards:
Best Bowler: Sandamali Neeranjani (Amaya Hills)
Best Batter: Kalpani Herath (Amaya Lake)
Woman of the Final: Ganga Pushpakanthi (Amaya Lake)
Woman of the Tournament: Kalpani Herath (Amaya Lake)
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