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Website title: Thuppahi's Blog | This web site presents the interventions of MICHAEL ROBERTS in the public realm with reference to Sri Lankan political affairs. It will embrace the politics of cricket as well. ROBERTS was educated at St. Aloysius College in Galle and the universities of Peradeniya and Oxford. He taught History at Peradeniya University and Anthropology at Adelaide university. He is now retired and lives in Adelaide.

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Harold Pulse, whose title runs thus: “Our Gentle Giants Are Dying — Electric Fences Alone Cannot Save Them” Why have successive governments failed to protect Sri Lanka’s wild elephants, except for stringing up electric fences to protect people who are …

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Punching in FACEBOOK Harry Solomons, a knowledgeable cricket enthusiast from St. Aloysius College in Galle, now an Aussie citizen in Sydney and owner of its famous Kingsgrove Sports Shop, reckons that Marco Jansen can be placed in the realm of … Continue reading...

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Michael Roberts Centred now in Melbourne rather than Sydney, the journal THE CEYLANKAN has been revived with a new team [who retain links to Sydney and other cities]. As a Thuppahiya, let me endorse the efforts and prospects of this … Continue reading ...

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Mélanie Berger 1939 corr – Mélanie Berger-Volle – Wikipedia 2222 Mélanie Berger-Volle (8 October 1921 – 22 October 2026) was an Austrian-born French veteran of World War II. She was an activist against Austrofascism and a member of the French … C...

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Andrew Fidel Fernando, in ESNcricinfo.com Pakistan 331 for 7 (Fakhar 127, Baig 74, Minhas 61, Madushanka 3-63) beat Sri Lanka 325 for 8 (Kamindu 131, Rathnayake 77, Agha 2-44, Afridi 2-50) by three wickets A masterclass hundred from Fakhar Zaman …

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