Russel’s named official catering partner for 92nd Battle of the Saints

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Russel’s Director Operations Rashane Perera (centre) presents the official catering partner sponsorship cheque to St. Joseph’s College Rector Rev. Fr. Ranjith Andradi and St. Peter’s College Rector Rev. Fr. Rohitha Rodrigo

Russel’s Ltd., one of Sri Lanka’s leading food and beverage providers, has been named the official catering partner for the 92nd edition of the annual “Battle of the Saints” cricket encounter between St. Joseph’s College and St. Peter’s College. The three-day encounter was held from 19-21 March at the Sinhalese Sports Club (SSC), drawing large crowds of students, alumni, and cricket enthusiasts. As the official catering partner, Russel’s played a key role in enhancing the overall match-day experience by delivering high-quality food and beverage services throughout the event.

With extensive experience in catering for large-scale events, the company ensured a seamless dining experience, offering a diverse selection of meals and refreshments to suit a wide range of preferences. Russel’s maintained high standards of quality, hygiene, and service efficiency while catering to the needs of thousands of attendees across the three-day match. The “Battle of the Saints,” also known as the Joe-Pete Big Match, is one of the most prestigious fixtures in Sri Lanka’s school cricket calendar, celebrated for its rich tradition, sportsmanship, and strong community following. Russel’s involvement in this landmark event reflects its continued commitment to supporting national events and delivering excellence in hospitality. Commenting on the partnership, Russel’s Managing Director and CEO Russel Perera, said that the company is proud to support an event that embodies the spirit, discipline, and unity of Sri Lanka’s youth. Following the success of the main encounter, Russel’s will also serve as the catering partner for the 52nd edition of the Joe-Pete Limited Overs match, scheduled to take place on 25 April.

 

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