Antonian Bandara holds on to lead | Sunday Observer

Antonian Bandara holds on to lead

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Sports
21 November, 2021

Antonian schoolboy Asen Bandara continued to lead in the vote count of the Sunday Observer-SLT Mobitel Most Popular Schoolboy Cricketer of the Year contest after he grabbed the top slot last week while Royal College’s Shadisha Rajapakse dislodged Joes player Dunith Wellalage to take the second slot. In the girls segment Nimesha Tharuni from Marapola MV continues to lead.

 

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