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An excellent rear-guard action from Moors SC’s ninth wicket pair Kavindu Ranasinghe (30) and Thilan Prashan
Left-arm spinner Dilum Sudeera Thilakaratne took a match bag of 13 wickets to bowl Tamil Union to an innings win over Badureliya SC |
(35) who put on a priceless 61 runs saw them gain valuable first innings points from CCC to retain their position as Major Club Emerging three-day tournament Group A leaders in their match which ended in a draw at CCC grounds yesterday. In reply to CCC’s total of 241, Moors SC slid to 209-8 before they were rescued.
In a crucial Group B clash, Negombo CC took first innings points from NCC to come within two points of the leaders with a game in hand.
Dilum Sudeera Thilakaratne, the former 21-year-old left-arm spinner from Karandeniya Central College and Richmond College, took a match bag of 13 wickets for 81 runs including 8 for 21 in the second innings to rout Badureliya SC for 60 and bring Tamil Union an emphatic innings win.
Former St. Aloysius’ College right-arm medium-fast bowler 21-year-old Kavindu Dilhara took a match bag of nine wickets for 63 to give Galle a win by 235 runs over Kalutara TC.
Saracens SC lifted themselves from the bottom of Group B with their first win of the tournament defeating Kurunegala YCC by 198 runs at the Welagedera Stadium. SSC, Sebastianites, Tamil Union, Ragama CC and Army SC also ran out winners in their respective matches. (ST)
Results
At SSC: SSC beat Lankan CC by an innings and 229 runs
At Moors: Match drawn (Moors SC take first inns points)
CCC 241 and 203-7 decl. (Hasindu Shamika 54, Ron Chandraguptha 87)
At Katunayake: Sebastianites beat Air Force SC by two wickets
At NCC: Match drawn (Negombo CC takes first innings points)
At Bloomfield: Match drawn (Bloomfield takes first inns points)
At Welagedera: Saracens SC beat Kurunegala YCC by 198 runs
At Maggona: Tamil Union beat Badureliya SC by an innings and 196 runs
At Thurstan: Ragama CC beat Nugegoda SWC by an innings and 192 runs
At Panagoda: Army SC beat BRC by nine wickets
At Galle: Galle CC beat Kalutara TC by 235 runs