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When Colombo takes on Dambulla in the first match of the Lanka Premier League on the 26th November at the MRICS, Hambantota, the ground located in the Deep South of Sri Lanka, bordering an International port...
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The Lanka Premier League 2020 will be held from 26th November, 2020 at the MRICS, Hambantota. The Schedule is given below.
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A total of 258 local players were included in the concluded ‘Lanka Premier League Player Draft,’ which was held yesterday (19th October), with the participation of the five franchises of the tournament and the SLC...
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Gayle, Afridi, Liam, Faf, Miller, Brathwaite, Malik are few foreign signingMathews, Malinga, Thisara Perera, Kusal Janith are key locals Whatmore, Moin Khan and Hashan Tillakaratne in coaching staffManpreet Gony & Manvinder Bisla Indian representative in LPL ...
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The UK based Masuri Group Limited joined in as the ‘’Official Cricket Helmet Partner of Sri Lanka Cricket’’, effective 31stAugust 2020.
Under the multi-year agreement, Masuri, will provide Sri Lanka Cricket with ‘Helmets and StemGuards’ to...
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Mix of colours establish the tournament as a Sri Lankan brand
The courage, determination and boldness of a lion, which is seen in the main symbol of the Sri Lankan national flag, is the central theme...
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The ‘Player Draft’ of the Lanka Premier League (LPL) which was scheduled to be held on the 09th October 2020 will not go ahead as planned, owing to the current health situation.
The ‘Player Draft’ is...
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SSC opening batsman Nipun Dhananjaya took top billing as the highest run getter with 376 runs having struck a century and three half centuries averaging 75.2 from six matches in the Sri Lanka Cricket Major...
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Sri Lanka Cricket wishes to announce the signing of Red Bull, the world renowned Energy Drink firm as the ‘Official Energy Drink Partner of Sri Lanka Cricket’.
The 03-year agreement to this effect was signed and...
Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) is the governing body for cricket in Sri Lanka. Originally registered as the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka on June 30, 1975, it was renamed Sri Lanka Cricket in 2003.
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