Sri Lanka Cricket Unveils Groundbreaking Facilities at RDICS, Dambulla.

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A new swimming pool, a Hydrotherapy and Injury Rehabilitation Unit, and
a Modern Flood Light System for the ground are among the facilities.
Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) will declare open several ground-breaking facilities at the
Rangiri Dambulla International Cricket Stadium on February 5 (tomorrow) with the
participation of Honorable Ranil Wickremesinghe, President of the Democratic
Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka, as the Chief Guest.
The President will declare open the new facilities following an invitation made by the
President of the SLC, Mr. Shammi Silva, and the Executive Committee, while the
Honorable Harin Fernando, the Minister of Sports and Youth Affairs, Lands, and
Tourism, will also be present at the ceremony.
The new facilities, such as the opening of the country’s first state-of the art LED-lightdriven sports stadium and the world-class swimming pool, hydrotherapy, and injury
rehabilitation unit, are going to strengthen the Center of Excellence of Dambulla, thus
strengthening the development of cricket within the North Central, Northern, and
North Western provinces.
All teams at the district, provincial, and super-provincial levels ranging from U13,
U15, U17, U19 Men’s and Women, U23 Women’s, and the National Super League
Team of Dambulla will benefit immensely from these facilities to improve and
enhance their standards and move forward.
Work towards building more facilities to commence
President Ranil Wickremesinghe will also lay the foundation stone to build an indoor
net and practice facility, a new media center, and the redevelopment of the grand
stand.
The two Vice Presidents of Sri Lanka Cricket, Dr. Jayantha Dharmadasa and Mr.
Ravin Wickramaratne, Acting Secretary Mr. Chryshantha Kapuwatte, and Treasurer
Mr. Sujeeva Godaliyadda, along with other ex-co-members and Mr. Ashley De Silva,
CEO of Sri Lanka Cricket, will be in attendance at this momentous moment.