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'India-Sri Lanka unique link': Boat races back after Covid hiatus| Video

It is considered to be the oldest regatta in the world between two cities in different countries. It was first held in the year 1898. Each year, the two host cities take turns to organise the event.

Published on: Nov 27, 2022, 10:02:10 IST
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The Madras-Colombo Regatta was held at the Colombo Rowing Club after a three-year hiatus - due to the pandemic - on Saturday. The High Commissioner of India, Gopal Baglay, was also present at the event, which was supported by the Indian CEO forum.

Winners of the Men’s overall receive the Deepam Trophy, while the “Adyar Trophy” is awarded to the women. (Representational image/AFP)
Winners of the Men’s overall receive the Deepam Trophy, while the “Adyar Trophy” is awarded to the women. (Representational image/AFP)

This year, the Madras Boat Club's Women's team secured the Adyar trophy while the Men's team of Colombo Rowing Club lifted the Deepam trophy. The Indian embassy in Sri Lanka shared visuals of the event on Twitter and called it "a unique link between India and Sri Lanka, and indeed in the world."

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The Madras-Colombo Regatta

It is considered to be the oldest regatta in the world between two cities in different countries. It was first held in the year 1898. Each year, the two host cities take turns to organise the event. The Men’s fours event in Madras-Colombo is the second oldest inter-club Boat Race in the world after the Oxford-Cambridge Boat race. Events are held for both men and women over a distance of 1,000 meters, with separate overall trophies for both.

Winners of the Men’s overall receive the Deepam Trophy, while the “Adyar Trophy” is awarded to the women.

 
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