SLC keen on hosting Lanka Premier League despite concerns over border reopening
Cricket | July 02, 2020 13:05 ISTSri Lanka Cricket remains firm on hosting the Lanka Premier League from August 8-22.
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Sri Lanka Cricket remains firm on hosting the Lanka Premier League from August 8-22.
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