List of St Peter's College, Colombo alumni

This is a list of St Peter's College alumni, of the St Peter's College, Colombo, Sri Lanka.

Name Notability Reference
P. R. Anthonis Chancellor University of Colombo (19812002)
Russel Arnold international cricket player (19972004)
Andri Berenger One Day International cricket player - UAE (20142015)
Jimmy Bharucha radio broadcaster
H. L. de Silva Ambassador/Permanent Representative to United Nations, President Bar Association of Sri Lanka
Patrick Denipitiya musician
Morris Wijesinghe musician
Roy Dias international cricket player (19821987)
George Dissanaike Emeritus Professor of Physics University of Peradeniya
Chandra Fernando (police officer) Inspector-General of Police (20042006)
Roshan Goonetileke Air Chief Marshall, Commander of Air Force (20062011), Chief of Defence Staff (20092011)
David Heyn One Day International cricket player (1975)
Clive Inman first-class cricket player
Menaka Rajapakse Cinema and teledrama actor and model
Leslie Mervyn Jayaratne Governor of Southern Province (19931994), Supreme Court Judge (Puisne Judge) of Fiji [1]
Neville Jayaweera Chairman/Director-General Ceylon Broadcasting Corporation (19671972)
Vinothen John international cricket player (19831984)
Desmond Kelly singer
Kaushal Lokuarachchi international cricket player (20032004)
Alavi Moulana Governor of Western Province (20022015)
Tony Opatha One Day International cricket player (19751979)
Angelo Perera One Day International cricket player (20132016)
B. J. C. Perera first President Sri Lanka College of Paediatricians
Denis Perera Commander of the Army (19771981), Chancellor General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University (1980)
Henry Perera Commander of the Navy (19791983)
Sunil Perera musician, songwriter, composer
Lester James Peries film director, producer
Rumesh Ratnayake international cricket player (19831992)
Mahinda Samarasinghe member parliament - Kalutara (1994present)
Amal Silva international cricket player (19831988)
Dinesh Subasinghe musician, composer
Malinda Warnapura international cricket player (20072009)
Ahmed Zaki (politician) prime minister Maldives (19721975)

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