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14 Thursday 20th August, 2009 Vettori bowling helps launch SLASU Interim Kiwis fightback by Trevor Chesterfield 10th career Test century and lifted his batting average as well into the upper Galle: New Zealand captain Daniel 40s, the Kiwis were in a sense reduced Committee replies to a two-pronged attack with runs not Vettori is three wickets away from join- ing an elite group of Test all-rounders so much being leaked by the two that includes fellow countryman Sir remaining bowlers as much as haemor- We write with reference to the that M. G. I. Sulari, a member of the select the National team. Therefore, Richard Hadlee. rhaging in vast quantities as article written by your Reemus Sri Lanka Air Force team and the we took the decision not to appoint His four wickets for 78 in the Sri Samaraweera made the most of his big Fernando under the headline ‘SLASU coach recommended by the Sri Lanka Jayantha Hettiarachi of the Sri Lanka innings of 452 at the Galle century. overlook championship winning Air Force, Jayantha Hettiarachchi Lanka Air Force as the team coach in International yesterday, has him need- Vettori, however, went into this coach for national duty’ and forward was the husband of M. G. I. Sulari. order to ensure fair play and trans- ing three more in this two-match game wanting seven wickets to reach the 300 mark and join Sri Richard as the correct facts with regard to the We, therefore, found it is completely parency at all times. series, so far dominated by centuries the only other Kiwi to achieve the feat above story. unethical and not in the true spirit of We kindly request you to publish scored by Mahela Jayawardene and Thilan Samaraweera. of 3000 runs and 300 wickets. When the SLASU decided to par- sportsmanship to have a husband the above facts in your next issue of With seam bowler Chris Martin the Vettori admitted that the early dis- ticipate in the above tournament with coaching a team where the wife is a ‘The Island’ so that the sports loving other Kiwi to make an impression in missal of Jayawardene for 114, with the approval of the Minister of playing member. public will now at least realize the this game, with four for 77 as the only seven runs added to the total had Sports and Public Recreation, we Moreover, the Ministry of Sports reason for our decision. tourists wrapped up the innings by tak- aided their cause for as has been point- decided to write to all our Member & Public Recreation has also given ing seven wickets for 159 runs, the vis- ed out before, the Sri Lanka batsman’s Associations, Affiliates and Schools specific instructions to obtain the Kiran Atapattu, itors came back hard at their hosts on record at this venue explains how well asking them to nominate whom they views of the coach of the team when Secretary, the second day of this opening Test of he knows the ground and to collect his wicket early on helped the Kiwis to felt should be included in the pool. the Selection Committee sits down to Interim Committee the two-match series. Although Sri Lanka are still in mount their fight back. The number of The Sri Lanka Air Force nominat- front as it were, with New Zealand 87 wickets that fell – four to Vettori, two to ed the following names as per the list for two at the close, and having to a Martin and the Jayawardene one col- attached herewith. large degree managed to bat well lected by Iain O’Brien – at least gave G.I. Sulari, J.A.D.R.I. Jayakody, K. Sports Editor’s note: against Muttiah Muralitharan and the tourists a chance to try and stay in Kadinapullige, K.G.N.G. Galappatti, husband and wife being present as Ajantha Mendis, the tourists bowled the game. M.P.A. Pathirana, S.N.L. Gunaratne We would like to inform our coach and player in national teams. with far more purpose on the second “It was important that we came and W.H.A.R. Weerasinghe. readers that the above letter does Our own Dhammika Nandakumara day. In this they did well, despite being back and bowled much better. We are Subsequently, on July 21, we not in any way deny the story which accompanied his wife Susanthika restricted mainly to four bowlers with looking at a good total on the board as all-rounder Jacob Oram suffering from well,” he said. “Getting that early wick- received a letter from the Sri Lanka appeared last Friday. None of the Jayasinghe for last year’s Beijing a stomach ailment, not able to take the et helped us and although we were held Air Force who had proposed and rec- above mentioned water polo play- Olympics, where he was also the field at all. up, I think we showed our more com- ommended the name of Jayantha ers of the championship winning coach of the athletics team. While Samaraweera managed his petitive side.” Hettiarachi, the present Water Polo team of the Sri Lanka Air Force are In the meantime, we would also Coach of the Sri Lanka Air Force for in the National team while the like to bring to the notice of the consideration as the Water Polo coach of the same team has been Sports Ministry authorities that the Coach of the Sri Lanka contingent. overlooked for the tournament in Interim Committee secretary is At a meeting of the SLASU offi- Hong Kong. using a letterhead of the Sri Lanka India changes Sri Lanka cials the above letter was also tabled And we also like to inform our Aquatic Sports Union, which to say for consideration. readers of several examples of the least, is unethical. At this meeting, it was discovered tri-series schedule GALLE, Sri Lanka, Aug 19, 2009 - request of the Board of Control for India’s cricket chiefs have forced a Cricket in India (BCCI),” Sri Lanka change in next month’s tri-series in Sri Cricket secretary Nishantha Ranatunga Sri Lankans confident they are on top Lanka that will leave Mahendra Singh was quoted as having told AFP. Rex Clementine reporting missed out on time and getting 500 or 550 dred anywhere is a memorable one for any Dhoni’s men playing two gruelling back- The Indian team will fly into from Galle would have been ideal. But having said cricketer. After getting the hundred, as the to-back matches. Colombo on September 9, a day after the that, from where we are right now we are time was a factor having lost some three to The Indians were originally sched- tri-series opens at the Premadasa stadi- satisfied and hopefully we can strike early four hours due to rain I wanted to acceler- Centurions of the first Test, Thilan uled to play New Zealand on September um with a match between Sri Lanka and tomorrow,” Jayawardene said at the post ate,” Samaraweera added. Samaraweera and Mahela Jayawardene 10 and hosts Sri Lanka two days later on New Zealand on Sept 8. match conference, yesterday. He also said that missing out on a big are confident that a first innings total of Sept 12 in the preliminary stage of the India’s matches against the Black “We have a total of 450 and the fourth score in the home series against Pakistan 450 has put Sri Lanka on top in the opening and fifth days will be difficult to bat here in motivated him. “In the Pakistan series at series in Colombo. Caps on Sept 11 and Sri Lanka the next Test against New Zealand here in Galle. Galle with the ball swinging and keeping home I wasn’t among the runs, but I But the Indian board had the New day will be followed by the final on Sept While former captain Jayawardene posted low. So I think we are in a strong position,” thought I batted well. In the SSC Test, I Zealand game pushed back by a day to 14. his 26th Test hundred on day one, Samaraweera said. thought I was getting my rhythm back. At Samaraweera reached his 10th Test hun- Sept 11 so that top stars are available for Dhoni’s team, currently in the midst Samaraweera was thrilled with his Galle I got two 30s on a difficult track and it dred and first at Galle yesterday enabling the entire duration of a domestic one- of a rare month-long break, will use the first hundred at Galle and his highest score was disappointing to get out and it was the Sri Lanka to go beyond 450 runs. day tournament which ends in tri-series to warm-up for the Champions in Tests at home. “I am very pleased as this case throughout the series. That was the “The ideal situation would have been Bangalore on Sept 8. Trophy in South Africa from Sept 22- is my first hundred in Galle. Scoring a hun- motivation for me to play a long knock.” for both of us to bat on. We knew we had “The change has been made at the October 5. March 1983: Jeremy Coney, ’keeper Warren Lees, and the Vinothen John and Rumesh Ratnayake, who Only three months before what could be pace battalion of Richard Hadlee, Larnce had been picked to help Ravi Ratnayake with the darkest moment in the island’s recent his- Cairns, Martin Snedden and Ewen Chatfield. the new ball in the absence of another tory – the staggering incident of ethnic cleans- Jeff Crowe was making his Test debut.
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