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Aveesha, Rishma score centuries as Joes win
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|September 16, 2025
A third wicket stand of 213 runs between Aveesha Samash and Rishma Amarasinghe was the highlight as St. Joseph's beat St. Sebastians' Moratuwa by 85 runs in the Under 19 Division I Tier ‘A’ limited overs tournament match at Darley Road on Monday.
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Samash hammered 148 runs inclusive of 16 fours and three sixes (in 133 balls) and Rishma made less than a run a ball 109 inclusive of six sixes and six fours.
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Joes beat Seba at Darley Road
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