Sri Lanka 7's squad...Radhika Hettiarachchi, Chanaka Chandimal, Mithun Chamil, Gayan Iddamalgoda, Fazly Mohamed, Rajitha Sansoni, Charith Seneviratne, Dilan Soysa, Lakith Perera, Prabath Jayalath and Milinda Jayasinghe, Saliya Handapangoda Gayan Ratnayake ,Ashen Karathelis, Dinusha Chaturanga, Ishan Noor, Lasintha De Costa, Reza Mubarak, Vishwa Mithra Jayasinghe, Dhanushka Perera and Srinath Sooriyabandara, Thusitha Somathilake, Pradeep Liyanage, Gayan Weeraratne, Saliya Kumara, Mohamed Sheriff, Sanjeewa Jayasinghe, Fazil Marija, Sajith Saranga, Roshan Weeraratne, Chamara Vithanage, Kasun De Silva, Dilip Selvam and Dharshana Ethipola, Nuwan Hettiarachchi, Niranjan Wickramaratne, Chula Susantha, Ravindra Pushpakumara, Kalana Amarasinghe, Romesh Archirige, Devinda Prasad (Isipathana), Mayura Sanjeewa (St. Josephs) Shenal Dias, Sandun Herath, Dhanushka Ranjan, Banuka Nanayakkara and Keith Gurusinghe (all from St Peters), Anurudhdha Wilwara, Shaveen Kapuwatte, Sudharshana Muthuthantri (S. Thomas’), Shehan Pathirana (Royal) Kanchana Ramanayake (Trinity) Chethiya Wadugodapitiya (Kingswood) Christopher Jordashe will be the manager of this squad whilst Inthi Marikka and George Simpkin share the coaching duties.

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Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Lankans go down to Papua New Guinea

Sri Lankan who lost all their first round matches yesterday met Papua New Guinea in the quarter finals of the bowl segment today. PNG who have the legendary Waisale Serevi as coach came out with a good all-round performance to beat the inexperienced Lankan side led by Radhika Hettiarachchi. Final scored 26-12 in favour of PNG. 
 
 
 
PNG who opened scoring in the 3rd minute through Levi Albert Junior led during the initial part of the game but the young Sri Lankans hit back in the 6th minute of the game Air Force fly half Chanaka Chandimal to draw level at half time. Going in to the second half the New Guineans regrouped to put up a superlative effort to bring down the strong resistance by the Lankans by scoring three more tries to one of Sri Lanka’s which was planted by Kandy SC third row forward Sajith Saranga. It was a fighting effort by the Sri Lankan contingent as they held their defence in most parts of the game but lacked the experienced needed to topple the PNG side.  
 
The New Zealand team look to be the favourites yet again having not lost a single match in the commonwealth games from its inception in the year 1998. 

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