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Sri Lanka collapse: bowled out for 80Sri Lanka 80 (17.4) (Kamil Mishara 20, Charith Asalanka 18, Dasun Shanaka 15 Blessi...
06/09/2025

Sri Lanka collapse: bowled out for 80

Sri Lanka 80 (17.4) (Kamil Mishara 20, Charith Asalanka 18, Dasun Shanaka 15 Blessing Muzarabani 2-14, Brad Evans 3-15, Sikandar Raza 3-11)

🏉 Royal College Regains the Bradby Shield!After a commanding 15–5 win in Kandy, Royal held off Trinity in the second leg...
06/09/2025

🏉 Royal College Regains the Bradby Shield!

After a commanding 15–5 win in Kandy, Royal held off Trinity in the second leg, which ended 3–8 in Trinity’s favour. But it wasn’t enough — with an aggregate score of 18–13, Royal College seals the 79th Bradby Shield and brings it back to Colombo! 💙💛

🏏 Sri Lanka Batting First in 2nd T20I vs Zimbabwe Team News: 🔄 Binura Fernando replaces Nuwan Thushara 🔄 Kamil Mishara c...
06/09/2025

🏏 Sri Lanka Batting First in 2nd T20I vs Zimbabwe
Team News: 🔄 Binura Fernando replaces Nuwan Thushara
🔄 Kamil Mishara comes in for Kusal Perera

The Sri Lanka U19 team had the honour of meeting Sir Viv Richards today. He shared invaluable advice and career-building...
06/09/2025

The Sri Lanka U19 team had the honour of meeting Sir Viv Richards today. He shared invaluable advice and career-building tips with the boys – a moment to be truly commended 👏
Sri Lanka's U19s are currently touring the West Indies, gaining vital international exposure - SLC

🏏 MATCH DAY! 🔥 Sri Lanka vs Zimbabwe – 2nd T20I 📍 Venue: Harare 🕔 Time: 5 PM (Sri Lanka Time)After a nail-biting win in ...
06/09/2025

🏏 MATCH DAY!

🔥 Sri Lanka vs Zimbabwe – 2nd T20I
📍 Venue: Harare
🕔 Time: 5 PM (Sri Lanka Time)

After a nail-biting win in the first T20, Sri Lanka is one step away from sealing the series. Will Zimbabwe bounce back to level it, or will the Lions roar again?

Seven new sets of human remains were fully exhumed from the Chemmani mass grave while additional nine sets were identif...
04/09/2025

Seven new sets of human remains were fully exhumed from the Chemmani mass grave while additional nine sets were identified. This marks the continuation of the third section of the second phase of excavations at the site, which began on 29 August and concluded yesterday, completing the 10th day of work in this section.

More:- https://ceylontoday.lk/2025/09/04/seven-new-sets-of-human-remains-exhumed

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CeylonToday.lk is the website of the CeylonToday newspaper which catapulted into the national print media industry of Sri Lanka on 18 November 2011, with full-fledged Sunday Editions as well as six dailies, the first-ever English newspaper to so. Within a short span of six years, it has grabbed the attention of the country’s political, business and social leadership, for their innovative coverage as well as ground-breaking marketing strategies.

Today, the two newspapers, the CeylonToday our sister Sinhala paper the Mawbima are published by Ceylon Newspapers (Pvt) Ltd., and spearhead a revolutionary change in the contemporary media industry in Sri Lanka.

Our coverage is comprehensive and insightful, encompassing a gamut of topics that include hard-hitting political interviews, behind-the-scene news and human interest stories, issue-based investigations and analyses, insightful opinion pieces written by distinguished writers and extensive coverage of politics, business and sport. The newspapers are also interactive, with online and print space provided for open forums, debates and citizen concerns.

During the short journey of six years in Sri Lanka’s long and illustrious print media history, CeylonToday and Mawbima received an unprecedented number of national and international awards. This is yet another ‘first’ achieved by the two newspapers that no other newspaper in Sri Lanka has ever come close to achieving.