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Cabinet nod for Sri Lankan Universities to sign MOUs between Foreign Universities

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The Cabinet of Ministers has approved the proposals presented by the Prime Minister who is the Minister of Education, Higher Education, and Vocational Education, to sign the following Memoranda of Understanding between Sri Lankan universities and foreign universities with the objective of raising Sri Lankan universities to the top of the world rankings and internationalizing higher education collaborations with foreign universities.

• Memorandum of understanding between University of Sri Jayawardenapura and the University of Wuhan in People’s Republic of China with the objective of conducting education programs in the fields of mutual interest, including taking necessary steps for promotion, development, and establishment of education and research training
programs, organization of combined workshops, conferences

• Memorandum of understanding between University of Sri Jayawardenapura and University of Isu in Japan with the objective of promotion of mutual understanding and cooperation between two parties in respect of higher education and science and technology, and transferring the information related to higher education, scientific
research, and related activities and education staff, researchers, and students, and promotion of combined research activities.

• Memorandum of understanding between University of Sri Jayawardenapura and University of Agder in Norway with the objective of development and promotion of combined research, education, and training programs, as well as conducting student and education staff transferring programs, combined workshops and training sessions, and
transferring the publications.

• Memorandum of understanding between the University of Sri Jayawardenapura and the University of Deakin in Australia with the objective of identification of short-term training courses and projects.

• Memorandum of understanding between the University of Moratuwa and the University of Linyi in the People’s Republic of China for participation in the conferences and academic meetings with the objective of promoting cooperation of the postgraduate programs based on the mutual requirements and benefits and transferring educational
information and other information.

• Memorandum of understanding between the University of Peradeniya and the Mahatma Gandhi University of Medical Sciences & Technology, in India with the objective of transferring the relevant research and education programs and learning materials and other relevant literature information, and conducting programs such as organization of combined conferences or workshops, short term continuing education programs in the field of mutual interest.

• Memorandum of understanding between the South Eastern University of Sri Lanka and Shandong University of Science and Technology in China with the objective of facilitation for transferring students, educational staff and researchers for limited time period in the collaborative fields such as supervision of combined research, learning,
training, research and innovations including the first graduations, postgraduates and doctorates and conducting in-service training programs for probationary lecturers.

• Memorandum of understanding between the University of Kelaniya in Sri Lanka and State University of New York Cortland in the United States of America with the objective of promotion of research collaborative programs, transferring faculty educational staff and students’ programs, educational opportunities in foreign countries, clinical experiences, and consultation and cultural programs.

• Memorandum of understanding between the Open University of Sri Lanka and The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology in Australia with the objective of performing activities collaboratively in respect of graduate and postgraduate courses.

• Memorandum of understanding between the University of Kelaniya and National Korean Maritime and Ocean University in the Republic of Korea with the objective of promotion of education and combined research programs and organization of combined workshops and conferences.



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Khawaja 147*, Smith 104* put Australia in a commanding position in Galle

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Usman Khawaja and Steven Smith combined for an unbroken third-wicket 195-run partnership [Cricinfo]

Australia finished the opening day of the series in a dominant position at 330 for 2 with rain ending play after 81.1 overs. Khawaja and Smith have combined for an unbroken third-wicket 195-run partnership to capitalise on the batting-friendly conditions in the perfect start for an Australian side striving for a first series victory in Sri Lanka since 2011.

Having averaged 66 in 38 previous Tests as captain, Smith has clearly enjoyed taking the leadership reins with Pat Cummins on paternity leave. He was in sublime form after lunch and reached his half-century in 57 balls before showing patience in the final session as Sri Lanka talisman Prabath Jayasuriya resorted to a defensive leg stump line.

As gloomy skies threatened, Smith regained his momentum to notch his 35th Test century. He raised his baggy green in a reserved celebration with Smith having peeled off three tons in his last seven Test innings.

Brief scores:
Australia 330 for 2 (Usman Khawaja 147*, Steven Smith 104*, Travis Head 57, Marnus Labuschagne 20; Jeffrey Vandersay 1-93, Prabath Jayasuriya 1-102) vs Sri Lanka

 

 

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Sri Lanka stun Australia at Women’s Under 19 T20 World Cup

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Sri Lanka won the toss and opted to bat, aiming to finish their tournament with a victory. Openers Sanjana Kavindi and Sumudu Nisansala provided a solid start, guiding Sri Lanka to 36-0 by the end of the powerplay. However, Lily Bassingthwaighte broke the partnership before Tegan Williamson dismissed Kavindi, leaving Sri Lanka at 56-2 at the halfway mark.

From there, Australia maintained control, striking at regular intervals to prevent any major partnerships and restricting Sri Lanka to 99. Bassingthwaighte was the standout bowler, claiming three wickets, while Williamson and Hasrat Gill chipped in with two scalps each.

Australia stumbled in their run chase, losing three early wickets. Caoimhe Bray and Eleanor Larosa steadied the innings with a 41-run partnership, but the lower order couldn’t see the chase through, as Australia fell short by 12 runs.

Chamudi Praboda starred with the ball for Sri Lanka, finishing with figures of 2/13, while Pramudi Methsara and Aseni Thalagune also impressed, claiming two wickets each. Limansa Thilakaratne was named Player of the Match for her bowling figures of 1/18 and a quick 6 off 6 with the bat.

Brief scores:
Sri Lanka Women Under 19s 99/8 in 20 overs [Sanjana Kavindi 19, Sumudu Nisansala 18, Manudi Nanayakkara 15, Hiruni Hansika 14; Hasrat Gill 2-18, Lilly Bassinghwaighte 3-07, Tegan Williamson 2-19] beat Australia Women Under 19s 87/8 in 20 overs [Ines Mckeon 10, Lucy Hamilton 10, Caoimhe Bray 27, Eleanor Larosa 18, Grace Lyons 10*; Chamodi Parboda 2-13, Pramudi Methsara 2-16, Limansa Thilakarathna 1-18, Aseni Thalagune 2-18] by 12 runs

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Khawaja 119*, Smith 64* deflate Sri Lanka in afternoon session

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Usman Khawaja was jubilant after getting to his landmark [Cricinfo]

Stand-in captain Steven Smith scored his 10,000th Test run before compiling a majestic half-century, while Usman Khawaja reached his 16th ton as Australia were rewarded for an aggressive approach against a spin-heavy Sri Lanka attack on a slow Galle surface.

Australia moved to a dominant position on the opening day of the series after a wicketless second session. Khawaja and Smith have combined for an unbroken third-wicket 126-run partnership to capitalise on the batting-friendly conditions.

Smith, who averaged 66 in 38 previous Tests as captain, reached his half-century in 57 balls before slowing down before tea.

He had been perched on 9999 runs after agonisingly falling short of the landmark in the fifth Test against India on his SCG home ground.

But Smith reached the milestone on his first delivery just before lunch with a flick to mid-on to join Ricky Ponting, Allan Border and Steve Waugh as the only Australians to achieve the milestone. He earned a strong ovation from his teammates and the jovial Australia fans in the terraces as he celebrated with a modest wave of the bat.

Brief scores: [Day 1 Tea]
Australia 261 for 2 in 60 overs (Usman Khawaja 119*, Steven Smith 64*, Travis Head 57, Jeffrey Vandersay 1-67, Prabath Jayasuriya 1-88) vs Sri Lanka

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