Sri Lanka’s U20 rugby squad delivered a thrilling 26-24 win over the UAE, remaining unbeaten in the Asian Under-20 Rugby Sevens Championship in India. The young Tuskers dominated the group stage, defeating Hong Kong and hosts India to lead Group A.
Sri Lanka’s Under-20 rugby team pulled off a thrilling 26-24 win over the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in the Asian Under-20 Rugby Sevens Championship today, sealing their status as Group A leaders and remaining unbeaten in the preliminary round.
The match, played in Bihar, India, saw the young Tuskers edge out a determined UAE side in a nail-biting finish. Earlier in the day, Sri Lanka defeated Hong Kong 24-19 in a high-intensity clash, showcasing strong attacking play and resilient defence.
In their second outing, Sri Lanka powered past host nation India with a convincing 24-5 victory, further cementing their dominance in the group.
With three straight wins in the group stage, Sri Lanka tops the points table in Group A and heads confidently into the knockout rounds. The team’s performance has drawn praise from rugby fans, with hopes running high for a championship win.
The Asian Under-20 Rugby Sevens Championship continues in Bihar, where the island nation’s youth team is aiming to bring home the title and reaffirm its standing in Asian rugby.
