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Sebastianites Cricket and Athletic Club
One Day nameSebastianites Cricket and Athletic Club
Team information
Home groundDe Soysa Stadium
History
Premier Trophy winsnone
Premier Limited Overs Tournament winsnone
Inter-Provincial Twenty20#Twenty20 Tournament winsnone

Sebastianites Cricket and Athletic Club are a first-class cricket team based in Moratuwa, Sri Lanka. Their home ground is De Soysa Stadium.

History

The club's name derives from its close association with St. Sebastian's College, Moratuwa, whose students are known as Sebastianites. The club played several first-class and List A matches at the College ground.

Sebastianites Cricket and Athletic Club competed in the first-class Premier Trophy for 20 seasons from 1990-91 to 2009-10. They played 184 matches, for 38 wins, 50 losses and 96 draws.[1] In the same period they played 87 List A matches, with 37 wins, 42 losses, one tie and seven matches where a result could not be achieved.[2] They played first-class cricket again during the Premier Trophy Tier B tournament in the 2019–20 season.


Records

Partnership records

  • 1st - 171 BCMS Mendis & SK Silva
  • 2nd - 247 TM Dilshan & GG Ranga Yasalal
  • 3rd - 308 SN Wijesinghe & RHS Silva
  • 4th - 203 MMDNRG Perera & KHRK Fernando
  • 5th - 181* BCMS Mendis & MMDNRG Perera
  • 6th - 131 SHSMK Silva & KADJ Siriwardene
  • 7th - 140 KHRK Fernando & KADM Fernando
  • 8th - 149 WJM Fernando & KADM Fernando
  • 9th - 164 BCMS Mendis & D Seneviratne
  • 10th - 92 MPA Cooray & WJM Fernando

References

  1. ^ "Sebastianites first-class playing record". CricketArchive. Retrieved 14 April 2015.
  2. ^ "Sebastianites List A playing record". CricketArchive. Retrieved 14 April 2015.