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Asanka Gurusinha - Observer Schoolboy Cricketer 1985 with the trophy that he won.
He is now married and blessed with a son and daughter. Gurusinha was born on September 16th 1966 and from his young days, he took a great liking for cricket. He is a fine left-hand batsman and went on to captain Nalanda in the 56th ‘Battle of the Maroons’ in 1985.
By then he had made his name well known as one of the most celebrated school cricketers in the island. He ‘made’ the national team on some of the foreign tours as well. Soon after his school days were over, he went on to represent Sri Lanka.
At Nalanda, he had many successes and it was quite natural that he was picked for the coveted honour of Observer Schoolboy Cricketer of the year in 1985 and that opened up a big future for him in cricket.
In 1984, he played under Roshan Mahanama for Nalanda. Mahanama won the Observer Schoolboy Cricketer of the Year award twice in 1983 and 1984. Then in 1985 Roshan Mahanama was a member in Gurusinha’s side.
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Here some more detail
Asanka Gurusinha - Observer Schoolboy Cricketer 1985 with the trophy that he won.
He is now married and blessed with a son and daughter. Gurusinha was born on September 16th 1966 and from his young days, he took a great liking for cricket. He is a fine left-hand batsman and went on to captain Nalanda in the 56th ‘Battle of the Maroons’ in 1985.
By then he had made his name well known as one of the most celebrated school cricketers in the island. He ‘made’ the national team on some of the foreign tours as well. Soon after his school days were over, he went on to represent Sri Lanka.
At Nalanda, he had many successes and it was quite natural that he was picked for the coveted honour of Observer Schoolboy Cricketer of the year in 1985 and that opened up a big future for him in cricket.
In 1984, he played under Roshan Mahanama for Nalanda. Mahanama won the Observer Schoolboy Cricketer of the Year award twice in 1983 and 1984. Then in 1985 Roshan Mahanama was a member in Gurusinha’s side.
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