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Anura Vidyalaya Matara overcome St Anthony’s Girls College Kandy in final

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Under 19 girls division two cricket

Anura Vidyalaya registered a convincing 32 run win over St Anthonys Girls College Kandy to clinch the girls under 19 division II cricket title at the Nalanda College grounds on Friday.

Electing to bat first the girls from Matara posted 122/9 in their 30 overs with Lakni Nimsara and Dumalsha Randishani the only two batters to enter double figures and 56 extras (1lb, 6b, 2nb, 47wd) boosting the total. Kavishka Abeyrathne captured three wickets while Diyoni Nirmala captured two.

The girls from Kandy chasing 123 runs to win were bowled out for 90 runs in 26.2 overs. Malmi Herath topped the score card with 15 runs while the lasse from Matara conceded 43 extra runs (1lb, 2b, 2nb, 38wd). Apshara Madumali captured three wickets.

Brief scores

Anura Vidyalaya 122/9 in 30 overs

(Lakni Nimsara 22, Dumalsha Randishani 19; Shalani Dissanayake 1-25, Kavishka Abeyrathne 3-19,Diyoni Nirmala 2-11)

St Anthonys Girls College Kandy 90/10 in 26.2 overs

(Malmi Herath 15,Yograjan Praviniya 11 not out; Devindi Rasanjana 1-12, Apshara Madumali 3-18, Dumalsha Randishani 1-24,Vishmi Shavindi 1-18)



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Spain leave it late to book semifinal date with France

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Spain's Mikel Merino celebrates scoring their second goal (Aljazeera)

Mikel Merino scored in the 88th minute from a rebound yielded by backup Belgium goalkeeper Senne Lammens, and Spain advanced to the World Cup semifinals with a 2-1 victory.

Merino was the late hero for the second straight match for Spain, who advanced to face tournament favourite France in the semifinals on Tuesday in Dallas.

Merino came on in the 86th minute and scored from his second touch of the match, charging into the box and pouncing after Lammens spilled a Pau Cubarsi shot from outside the area.

Spain's Mikel Merino scores their second goal
Spain’s Mikel Merino scores their second goal [Aljazeera]

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Lammens, the Manchester United keeper, was forced into the match in the 71st minute after longtime Belgium keeper Thibaut Courtois left with an apparent thigh injury.

Belgium desperately pressed for an equaliser in the final minutes, but Aymeric Laporte volleyed their best chance out of the box.

Fabian Ruiz scored the opening goal in the 30th minute for Spain after Courtois had parried a shot from Dani Olmo from Pedro Porro’s cut-back from the right of the area, but Belgium forward Charles De Ketelaere scored the first goal allowed by Spain in the entire World Cup in the 41st minute.

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Belgium’s Charles De Ketelaere scores their first goal (Aljazeera)(ALJAZEERA)

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Dharmaraja and Kingswood set for historic rugby clash today

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Dharmaraja Rugby Captain Gayan Samarathunga, and Kingswood Rugby Captain Samantha Nadeesha. with William Weerasinghe Memorial Trophy

The annual rugby encounter between Dharmaraja College and Kingswood College, played for the William Weerasinghe Memorial Trophy, is set to take place today (July 11, 2026), at 4:00 PM at the Bogambara Stadium, Kandy.

The official unveiling of the trophy took place this week at the Dharmaraja College premises with the participation of the Principals of the two schools, teachers-in-charge of sports, coaches, the Rugby teams, and several distinguished guests, including Dharmaraja College Old Boys’ Association President Mahesh Wijetunga, Kingswood College Old Boys’ Association President Muditha Abeykoon,

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Dharmaraja Rugby Captain Gayan Samarathunga, and Kingswood Rugby Captain Samantha Nadeesha. with William Weerasinghe Memorial Trophy. 

The annual rugby encounter between Dharmaraja College and Kingswood College, played for the  William Weerasinghe Memorial Trophy, is set to take place tomorrow (July 11, 2026),  at 4:00 PM at the Bogambara Stadium, Kandy.

The official unveiling of the trophy took place this week at the Dharmaraja College premises with the participation of  the Principals of the two schools, teachers-in-charge of sports, coaches,  the Rugby teams, and several distinguished guests, including Dharmaraja College Old Boys’ Association President Mahesh Wijetunga, Kingswood College Old Boys’ Association President Muditha Abeykoon,

 by S  K SAMARANAYAKE

 

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