S. Thomas’ College, Mount Lavinia edged out traditional rivals Royal College

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S. Thomas’ College, Mount Lavinia edged out traditional rivals Royal College by 11 runs to retain the Mustangs Trophy in Mount Lavinia for the fourth consecutive year. S. Thomas’ College skipper Romesh Nallapperuma received the Mustangs trophy from Rohan Irriyagolla, who captained the Royal College cricket team in 1991. Also present (from left): Ashan Fernando - Co-Chair, Royal-Thomian Match Organising Committee; Rev. Father Marc Billimoria – Warden, S. Thomas’ College, Mount Lavinia; Royal College Colombo Principal B.A. Abeyaratne; Dialog Axiata Plc Group Chief Marketing Officer Amali Nanayakkara; Royal Thomian Match Organising Committee Co-Chair Eransaka Perera; S. Thomas’ Cricket Team 2010 Captain Dinesh Walpita and Royal Thomian Match Organising Committee Co-Secretary Mahesh Nanayakkara

Ravidu Kodituwakku receiving the Man of the Match award and trophy for scoring 95 runs off 113 balls from Dialog Axiata Plc Group Chief Marketing Officer Amali Nanayakkara. Also present (from left) S. Thomas’ College, Mount Lavinia Warden Rev. Father Marc Billimoria and Royal College, Colombo Principal B.A. Abeyratne