Mahinda College, Galle is a school with a remarkable history and a glorious present is undeniably a Historic National Asset. As it is is the only place where ‘The Sri Lanka National Anthem was first ...

Under 19 Cricket by Reemus Fernando Mahinda College, Galle scored their second outright victory of the season and the first in the Under 19 Division I Tier ‘B’ cricket tournament as Senuka Dangamuwa ...

Mahinda College, Galle walked away with the coveted Tokyo Cement Super Quiz Crown at the Grand Finale of Season 3 held on Sunday in front of a live studio audience. Having clenched the Rs.1 ..

Under 19 Cricket by Reemus Fernando Mahinda College, Galle took firm control of their two-day Under 19 Division I Tier ‘B’ cricket encounter as they reached 213 for nine wickets at stumps after ...

The ‘Mihindu Poson Perahera’ organised by the Primary Section of Mahinda College, Galle, will take place on the morning of June 15. The perahera has been organised by the College’s Primary Section ...

Mahinda College Galle recorded 3rd first inning win in their first round fixture of the Under 15 division 1 inter schools cricket tournament conducted by Sri Lanka Schools Cricket Association and ...

Dhanuja Induwara shone with twin half tons for Mahinda College Galle in their first innings win against Moratu MV in the Under 19 inter-school cricket encounter played at Galle. In the other ...

Maliyadeva College Kurunegala beat Mahinda College Galle by 8 wickets in their fixture of the Under 19 Inter schools 2 day cricket tournament conducted by Sri Lanka Schools Cricket Association ...

Sixteen teams have advanced to the pre quarter-final round of the Under-17 Division 1 Inter Schools Cricket Tournament conducted by the Sri Lanka Schools Cricket Association and sponsored by ...

Lasith Malinga's world-record four wickets in four balls against South Africa during the World Cup has inspired his former school, Mahinda College in Galle Matches ( 11 ) NZ vs SL ( 1 ) ...

Before I had even played for Mahinda College, I was invited to join the Cricket Foundation by Champaka Ramanayake [the Galle-based former Sri Lanka bowler and fast-bowling coach].