Lanka e reporter.com

At the 15th anniversary celebration of the southern motor sports club (CMSC) held on 25th of march this memento is presented to Mr pushpakumara Matugama the Nation for priceless assistance extend to the club enbling the SMSC to organize challenging motor sports events

Australia defeated Samoa 28-26 in dramatic fashion in the final of the Tokyo Sevens to become the fifth Cup winners in the HSBC Sevens World Series 2011/12.

19-year-old Matt Lucas held his nerve to slot a long-range conversion in the dying seconds after his captain Ed Jenkins had crossed to level the scores.

New Zealand were knocked out by Samoa in the Cup semis but stretched their lead over Fiji at the top of the World Series. They now lead the HSBC Sevens World Series with 128 points, only six clear of Fiji. South Africa are third on 105, England are one point behind in fourth and Samoa are fifth. Australia's victory leaves them in sixth place on 84.

IRB Chairman Bernard Lapasset was present in Tokyo and declared the event a huge success: "This tournament has been a triumph for Rugby in Japan and Asia," he said.

"We have a strong platform to work on with the JRFU to build awareness of the event and grow the fan base as we build towards Japan's hosting of Rugby World Cup 2019. I am sure the Tokyo Sevens will go from strength to strength."

 commercial operations  will operate on a test run for two weeks.It was commissioned to the national grid last week.
The first united added 75 MW to the national grid and the second unit will add a further 75MW in May