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NEWS RELEASE ATN brings Sri Lanka Premier League to Canada TORONTO: August 10, 2012- Asian Television Network International Limited (ATN) (TSX-SAT), Canada's Largest South Asian broadcaster and Canada's pioneer distributor of World Class Cricket, announces it has secured the exclusive Canadian broadcast rights for the Sri Lanka Premier League which starts August 11, 2012. ATN has secured the Canadian rights for a period of seven years for all forms of broadcast from Somerset Entertainment Ventures, Marketing Rights Partners of the SLPL Cricket League. The inaugural edition of the Sri Lankan premier league will be played from August 11 - August 31, 2012 in Sri Lanka. The tournament features seven provincial teams at two venues: R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo and the Pallekele International Stadium in Kandy. Each team will be allowed a maximum of six overseas players in their squad and four in their playing XI. The new league features some of the best national and international players, including Tilakaratane Dilshan, Kumar Sangakara, Sanath Jayasuria, Muttiah Muralitharan, & Mahela Jayawardene from Sri Lanka; Chris Gayle & Shivnaraine Chanderpaul from West Indies; Shahid Afridi & Misbah Ul Haq from Pakistan; Tim Southee & Nathan McCullum from New Zealand; Albie Morkal from South Africa; and Dirk Nannes from Australia. There will be a total of 24 matches including two semifinals and a final. The seven teams participating in the league are Nagenahira Nagas, Ruhuna Rhinos, Basnahira Bears, Kandurata Kites, Uthura Oryxes, Wayamba Wolves & Uva Unicorns. “This is an exciting new opportunity to see top talent in premier league play. We are delighted to be able to bring this new league to Canadian fans, said Dr. -
Conditions Could Favour Sri Lanka in Series Decider
Saturday 9th July, 2011 Karunaratne to make debut Hettiarachchi receives Presidential pardon Sri Lanka’s rugby scene was Kaluarachchi denied having Conditions could favour a buzz with the news that rugby any knowledge of Hettiarachchi player Nuwan Hettiarachchi receiving a pardon. had received a Pardon from SLRFU Secretary Lasitha President Mahinda Rajapakse. Guneratne too said he knew President’s spokesman nothing about Hettiarachchi Bandula Jayasekere has been receiving a pardon, adding, ‘if Sri Lanka in series decider quoted in stating that the player had received a par- Hettiarachchi had received the don, it has nothing to do with REX CLEMENTINE pardon. rugby’. reporting from Manchester Hettiarachchi was taken into Guneratne said that there Navy custody after officials of was an injunction order issued After being shot out for 174 at Trent Bridge the sea going force protested by the court against on a green top, conditions could favour the Sri that the player had violated a Hettiarachchi and it was valid Lankans here at Old Trafford in Manchester as contract he had with Navy till July 15. Tillakaratne Dilshan searches for his moment of Sports Club and joined another Officials from Kandy SC glory on his first tour as captain of Sri Lanka. team which contests the domes- maintain that Hettiarachchi is The series is leveled at 2-2 with today’s final ODI tic league tournament. their property and should rep- here becoming the decider at Muttiah The Navy SC coach Ronnie resent the Nittawela Club this Muralitharan’s home ground for years where he Ibrahim and manager season. -
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2014 SPORTS Argentina face holders Uruguay in Copa America SANTIAGO: World Cup runners-up 2011 event they staged. Brazil, with the Sampaoli told reporters. Uruguay, with a with the hosts narrowly beating both in since the early 1990s been expanded Argentina face holders Uruguay, who gifted Neymar as captain, will be looking record 15 titles, will miss striker Luis successive knockout rounds. from the 10 nations of the South knocked them out of their home tourna- to recover from their disappointing Suarez at the June 11-July 4 tournament American CONMEBOL confederation to ment four years ago, and Brazil will meet World Cup as hosts this year under while he continues to serve his nine- FALCAO RETURN 12 with guest teams usually from North Colombia in a World Cup rematch in the returned 2010 World Cup coach Dunga. match FIFA ban from competitive inter- Colombia, led by playmaker and top and Central America and the Caribbean’s group phase at the 2015 Copa America. They also face Peru and Venezuela in nationals for biting Italy’s Giorgio scorer James Rodriguez, reached the CONCACAF region. Hosts Chile, looking to win the Group C. The talented Chile side spear- Chiellini at the World Cup. quarter-finals in Brazil and will be look- Mexico have been regular partici- world’s oldest active international tour- headed by Alexis Sanchez, who also face Suarez contributed four goals includ- ing to win the Copa for the second time pants and twice reached the final but nament for the first time, were handed Ecuador and Bolivia in Group A, will fan- ing one in the 3-0 win over Paraguay in strengthened by the return from injury Jamaica are taking part for the first time. -
Colombo Rout Kandy to Enter Semi-Finals of Lanka Premier League
Colombo rout Kandy to enter semi-finals of Lanka Premier League CHANDRIKA FERNANDO claimed the prize wicket of Colombo Kings joined the Kusal Janith Perera in the semi-final line-up of the third over of the innings was Lanka Premier League named Man-of-the-Match. (LPL) when they outplayed The Kings then reached Kandy Tuskers by seven their victory target with 35 wickets in their T20 Cricket deliveries and seven wickets Tournament second-round to spare with in-form open- fixture played under lights er, Dinesh Chandimal strok- at the Mahinda Rajapaksa ing an unbeaten 35. Stadium in Hambantota on Together with Ashan Pri- Saturday. yanjan (26 n.o) the pair put The match of course, on an unfinished fourth- turned out to be a com- wicket stand of 56 runs in pletely one-sided contest seven overs. after the Tuskers were skit- The Kings will now join tle out for a paltry 105 runs the semi-final line-up along in 19.2 overs having won the with Jaffna Stallions and toss and elected to bat first. Dambulla Viiking. Opener Rahmanullah Gurbaz hit a top score of 34 Chief scores with two sixes and four Kandy Tuskers: 105 in boundaries but the rest of 19.2 overs (Rahmanullah Dinesh Chandimal (Colombo) scored an unbeaten 35 the batting collapsed against Gurbaz 34, Qais Ahmad 2/8, some penetrative bowling Ashan Priyanjan 2/4, Thik- from Qais Ahmad (2/8), shila de Silva 2/6) Ashan Priyanjan (2/4) and Colombo Kings: 108/3 in Thikshila de Silva (2/6). -
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 2020 (PAGE 10) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU NCA chief Dravid likely to Ministry to form 5 zonal talent hunt committees Arshdeep to take MISCELLANEOUS inspiration from Sofa, Carpet, head COVID Task force in ambitious plan to qualify for FIFA World Cup Kitchen, Chairs, NEW DELHI, Aug 3: cise was conceptualised with an cial assistance to state govern- Ramandeep NEW DELHI, Aug 3: COVID19 cases to relevant high- protocols prescribed in this SOP aim for India to be able to quali- ments and the federation to NEW DELHI, Aug 3: Floor, underground er management". and various Government orders Sports Minister Kiren Rijiju The BCCI is forming a Like the players at their issued from time to time in the today said the Government is rid- Indian junior men's hockey tank cleaner COVID-19 task force and it will ing on "mainstay" football to team core probable Arshdeep Singh include, among others, former make India a sporting power- wants to take a leaf out of senior Contact - 7051429020 captain and National Cricket house and announced the forma- player Ramandeep Singh's book on Academy chief Rahul Dravid, the tion of five zonal committees to how to manage injuries in his bid to apex body said in its SOP to state hunt talent across the country. seal a place in the national side. associations. Rijiju said the talent hunt ini- The 19-year-old Singh missed out on the Six-Nation Dravid being the head of NCA tiative, to be funded by the Sports is likely to be the head of the said Championship in Spain last year Authority of India under the due to a knee injury. -
Pakistan Cricketers ‘Positive’ for COVID-19 in New Zealand Team Receives ‘Final Warning’; 6 Squad Members Test Positive
Friday 35 Sports Friday, November 27, 2020 Pakistan cricketers ‘positive’ for COVID-19 in New Zealand Team receives ‘final warning’; 6 squad members test positive WELLINGTON: Pakistan’s cricket tour of New ‘Robust procedures’ Zealand was in the balance yesterday after six squad New Zealand has largely eradicated community members tested positive for COVID-19 and the team transmission of coronavirus recording just 1,684 cases received a “final warning” for flouting quarantine rules. and 25 deaths in a population of five million. Aggres- New Zealand health authorities revoked the Pakistan sive testing, snap lockdowns and effective contact players’ ability to train while in isolation at their tracing mean domestic life has largely returned to Christchurch hotel, making clear they would not tol- normal, but border control remain strict. All overseas erate risky behavior in a country that has largely erad- arrivals must undergo two weeks in quarantine, al- icated the virus. “It is a privilege to come to New though New Zealand Cricket negotiated special priv- Zealand to play sport, but in return teams must stick ileges to allow the tourists to train together. to the rules that are designed to keep COVID-19 out Health authorities said these had been revoked of our communities,” director-general of health, Ashley after several team members were seen on CCTV Bloomfield, said in a statement. “breaching managed isolation rules, despite clear, The health ministry said Pakistan’s 53-member tour consistent and detailed communication of ex- party, led by skipper Babar Azam, tested negative be- pected behaviors”. The tour is scheduled to being fore leaving Lahore and were swabbed again after ar- with the first of three Twenty20 internationals in riving for a spell of managed isolation on the South Auckland on December 18, followed by two Tests, Island on Tuesday. -
Closing the Gaps: Improving Survival Rates for Breast Cancer
P ublished by The New Zealand B r east Cancer F oundation Autumn/Winter 2008 Closing The Gaps: Improving The New Zealand Breast Cancer Foundation Survival Rates for Breast Cancer PO Box 99650, Newmarket of surgical and radiotherapy infrastructure suggesting Auckland, New Zealand 1149 Dr John Childs that processes of care may have a greater impact. Principal Advisor Cancer Control NZ published data shows that there is a very significant Phone 09 523 4397 Clinical Services Directorate difference of mortality and survival for Maori compared Fax 09 523 4396 Ministry of Health, New Zealand TelstraClear to non-Maori women. Presently, Maori women are Tollfree Info Line Each year close to 2,400 New Zealand women are 21 per cent more likely to be diagnosed with breast 0800 902 732 diagnosed with breast cancer, and about 600 die from cancer and two-thirds more likely to die from this www.nzbcf.org.nz the disease. While the number of women diagnosed disease than non-Maori women. Maori women are [email protected] with breast cancer has risen by 28.3 per cent from also more likely to be diagnosed at a later stage of disease spread, which partly explains the disparity in Tollfree Info Line is proudly sponsored by 1997 to 2006, the mortality rate is slowly falling and 5 year survival rates are improving. Recent NZ data survival rates. shows considerable improvements in both short and The improved survival rates reinforce the approach of long-term survival rates for women with breast cancer. The New Zealand Cancer Control Strategy. -
Sri Lanka Prepared for Must Win Games
Tuesday 3rd February, 2009 Murali not worried over World Record by Rex Clementine putting any undue pressure on Batting has been the main rea- yourself. It’s important to remain son for the team’s poor run and Sri Lankan off-spinner positive and play your natural Sri Lanka suffered a first ever Muttiah Muralitharan told ‘The game. We have a lot of experience home series defeat to England in Island’ yesterday that more than and I am confident we will come 2007 and the next year were beat- the World Record for the most good.” en by India for the first time on number of wickets in ODI cricket, He outlined the team’s poor Sri Lankan soil in a five match the form of his team bothered him batting as the main reason for the series. Last month, the team was and insisted that his focus will be poor performance in ODI cricket, also beaten by Bangladesh in a tri- solely on today’s must win third especially at home. Until Sanath nation tournament match and was One-Day International against Jayasuriya scored a hundred in badly placed in the final against India at R. Premadasa Stadium the first ODI, no Sri Lankan bats- the same opposition before under lights. man had scored a hundred at Muralitharan bailed the side out Muralitharan started the home for almost three and half with his clean hitting down the series requiring three wickets to years. “We are not playing well. order. overtake Wasim Akram as the Our batting has been a huge con- “Although we lost successive highest wicket taker in the world cern for us. -
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HIGHLIGHTS TUESDAY 20 october 2020 LATEST EDITION VOL: 09/256 PRICE : Rs 30.00 In Sports Chris Gayle to play for Kandy T20 Stallion Chris Gayle, all- Inside Story of how rounder Andre Russel, former South Africa skipper Faf du Plessis and Rishad was arrested 2016 T20 World Cup star Carlos Brathwaite were among the high- PAGE A9 profile picks for the Lanka... A16 Rishad Remanded Six suspects who gave protection also remanded BY HANSI NANAYAKKARA AND the Court that the seven suspects, THAMEENAH RAZEEK Bathiudeen and six others, had violated provisions contained in All Ceylon Makkal Congress Article 82 (1) of the Presidential (ACMC) Leader and Member of Elections Act No. 15 of 1981, while Parliament, Rishad Bathiudeen, flouting provisions contained in who was arrested by the CID, and Sections of the Offences Against six other suspects, who were Public Property Act, through their produced in Court, were ordered to actions. be remanded till 27 October by Fort The prosecution told the Fort Chief Magistrate Priyantha Chief Magistrate, that while the Liyanage, yesterday. impending arrest of Bathiudeen was The Fort Chief Magistrate stated being aired on the radio, the Covering Bathiudeen his decision on the bail application suspect listening to it while heading from head to toe submitted to him by the suspect MP to Colombo from Matara on his will also be announced at the next official vehicle, had gone into Colombo Fort Chief hearing. hiding. Deputy Solicitor General Dileepa The Deputy Solicitor General Magistrate orders probe Peiris stated that based on advice stated the suspect had been in received from Attorney General hiding till dawn yesterday, before BY HANSI NANAYAKKARA Dappula de Livera, a CID team had he had been nabbed by a CID team sought a warrant from the Fort while evading arrest, at a house Colombo Fort Chief Magistrate Chief Magistrate’s Court on 13 situated in Dehiwala. -
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