Nineteen year old referee from Australia, Brayden Hudson is set to be in charge of the Bradby Shield 2nd leg up at Pallekele.
He will be assisted by former Royalist Aaqil Jamaldeen and old boy from Trinity Shakeel Ahamed.
The assignments were released earlier today (5th September) and plenty rests on the shoulders of the youngster as he prepares to take centre stage on the 7th of September in the Hill Capital.
This is the second time Hudson officiates in Sri Lanka, as he was present at the St. Peter’s Centenary 7’s tournament and the CR & FC Centenary 7’s tournament.
Making his way from down under – Referee Brayden Hudson will no doubt be aiming to set high standards on the field as he takes charge of the prestigious Bradby Shield Encounter.
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In similar fashion to the 1st Leg, this time around as well, there will be no TMO present, However, Brayden will receive assistance from ThePapare Television Director, who will use over 10 high-definition cameras and a high-quality live TV production setup to provide the best available camera angles for review. The Match Referee will then make decisions based on these camera angles as soon as they are replayed after a referral.
Sub-official managers and referees will be provided by the Western Province Rugby Referee Union as the Sri Lanka Society of Rugby Football Referees (SLSRFR) will not be utilized for a second time in the Bradby Shield encounter for 2024.
ThePapare has arranged to broadcast the 2nd Leg of the 78th Bradby Shield, starting at 3:30 pm local time, on ThePapare TV (available on Dialog Television Channel 126), Dialog ViU app, and ThePapare.com website.
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