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Wimal questions JVP’s deafening silence over CIA Chief’s visit

Wimal questions JVP’s deafening silence over CIA Chief’s visit

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‘Sew Desatama Dialog’ initiative commissions new tower in Gonapathirawa, Anuradhapura

‘Sew Desatama Dialog’ initiative commissions new tower in Gonapathirawa, Anuradhapura

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Minister indicates reduction in fuel prices in April

Minister indicates reduction in fuel prices in April

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By Reemus Fernando Ratnayake Central, Walala prodigy Tharushi Karunaratne blazed the track with the country’s second fastest time ever in the women’s 800 metres to provide a sensational start to the 2023 season proper as the Junior and Senior track and field trials commenced at Diyagama on Monday. The athlete trained by Susantha Fernando clocked 2:01.39 seconds to beat reigning national champion and national record holder Gayanthika Abeyratne. The 18-year-old’s winning time was only 19 milliseconds shy of the national record established by the veteran runner last year. Incidentally, Karunaratne’s feat is the world-leading time in her age category this year. Abeyratne led the race for a better part but Tharushi beat her in the last few metres in the home straight to produce one of the fastest 800 metres races on home soil. Tharushi who emerged as a future prospect with notable performances at the Under 16 level at Junior school competitions has been on a record-breaking sphere. Competing in the senior category she shattered her own National Junior Record and announced her readiness even to make her senior debut for Sri Lanka at international competitions. Her winning time yesterday stands out as it ranks above the women’s 800 metres Asian Junior Championship record. No one has run the women’s 800 metres faster than China’s Lang Yinglai (in 1997- 2:02.66 secs) at Asian Junior Championships. Tharushi, who has represented Sri Lanka at back-to-back World Junior Athletics Championships has not only secured a place in Sri Lanka team for Asian Junior Championships but has also emerged as a strong contender to make the teams for the Senior Asian Championships and the Asian Games. Sri Lanka Athletics conducts the two-day event as a precursor for the final selection for the Asian Junior Championships, Asian Senior Championships and the Asian Games taking place this year. Meanwhile, in yet another notable feat Janindu Lakvijaya broke the national record in the men’s 110 metres hurdles as he clocked 13.82 seconds in the heats.

By Reemus Fernando Ratnayake Central, Walala prodigy Tharushi Karunaratne blazed the track with the country’s second fastest time ever in the women’s 800 metres to provide a sensational start to the 2023 season proper as the Junior and Senior track and field trials commenced at Diyagama on Monday. The athlete trained by Susantha Fernando clocked 2:01.39 seconds to beat reigning national champion and national record holder Gayanthika Abeyratne. The 18-year-old’s winning time was only 19 milliseconds shy of the national record established by the veteran runner last year. Incidentally, Karunaratne’s feat is the world-leading time in her age category this year. Abeyratne led the race for a better part but Tharushi beat her in the last few metres in the home straight to produce one of the fastest 800 metres races on home soil. Tharushi who emerged as a future prospect with notable performances at the Under 16 level at Junior school competitions has been on a record-breaking sphere. Competing in the senior category she shattered her own National Junior Record and announced her readiness even to make her senior debut for Sri Lanka at international competitions. Her winning time yesterday stands out as it ranks above the women’s 800 metres Asian Junior Championship record. No one has run the women’s 800 metres faster than China’s Lang Yinglai (in 1997- 2:02.66 secs) at Asian Junior Championships. Tharushi, who has represented Sri Lanka at back-to-back World Junior Athletics Championships has not only secured a place in Sri Lanka team for Asian Junior Championships but has also emerged as a strong contender to make the teams for the Senior Asian Championships and the Asian Games. Sri Lanka Athletics conducts the two-day event as a precursor for the final selection for the Asian Junior Championships, Asian Senior Championships and the Asian Games taking place this year. Meanwhile, in yet another notable feat Janindu Lakvijaya broke the national record in the men’s 110 metres hurdles as he clocked 13.82 seconds in the heats.

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Tharushi shocks seniors, breaks own record and sets world-leading time

Tharushi shocks seniors, breaks own record and sets world-leading time

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After Big Match duties Sineth, Tharupathi guide Sri Lanka U19s to big win

After Big Match duties Sineth, Tharupathi guide Sri Lanka U19s to big win

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Participants of Raid Amazones 2023 arrive from Paris on SriLankan Airlines

Participants of Raid Amazones 2023 arrive from Paris on SriLankan Airlines

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Pan Asia Bank crowned with Gold at Effies

Pan Asia Bank crowned with Gold at Effies

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Cabinet nod to provide land for victims of floods and landslide

Cabinet nod to provide land for victims of floods and landslide

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Bar Council of England and Wales asks GoSL not to undermine judicial independence

Bar Council of England and Wales asks GoSL not to undermine judicial independence

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