Orville Abeynaike

Orville Alanson Abeynaike
Born Ceylon
Died Sri Lanka
Nationality Ceylonese
Education S. Thomas' College, Mt Lavinia
Occupation Teacher, Cricket Coach, Sub-Warden S Thomas College
Employer S. Thomas' College, Mt Lavinia
Known for Coaching Cricket

Orville Alanson Abeynaike, Sub-Warden of St Thomas' College, (1977–81) and Head Master was a schoolteacher known as a cricket and hockey coach [1] Abeynaike was educated at S. Thomas’ College, played in the first XI team at Royal-Thomian cricket match as a left arm spinner with Vernon Prins, capturing 7 for 61 in 1941,[2][3][4][5] Abeynaike was also a hockey player winning his clours in both cricket and hockey., [6][7][8] In addition to coaching match winning teams he was on the selection committee of the schools cricket association.[9] The annual hockey encounter between Royal and S Thomas is played for the Orville Abeynaike trophy.[10] He was the father of Ranil Abeynaike [11]

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