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Two foreign players who arrived in Sri Lanka for the Lanka Premier League (LPL) have contracted the coronavirus. The two players were identified after on arrival PCR tests were carried out as part of a ‘Bio-Secure Bubble’ of the LPL, the Sri Lanka Cricket board said. The Sri Lanka Cricket board
Two foreign players who arrived in Sri Lanka for the Lanka Premier League (LPL) have contracted the coronavirus. The two players were identified after on arrival PCR tests were carried out as part of a ‘Bio-Secure Bubble’ of the LPL, the Sri Lanka Cricket board said. The Sri Lanka Cricket board
Two foreign players who arrived in Sri Lanka for the Lanka Premier League (LPL) have contracted the coronavirus. The two players were identified after on arrival PCR tests were carried out as part of a ‘Bio-Secure Bubble’ of the LPL, the Sri Lanka Cricket board said. The Sri Lanka Cricket board
Two foreign players who arrived in Sri Lanka for the Lanka Premier League (LPL) have contracted the coronavirus. The two players were identified after on arrival PCR tests were carried out as part of a ‘Bio-Secure Bubble’ of the LPL, the Sri Lanka Cricket board said. The Sri Lanka Cricket board
Two foreign players who arrived in Sri Lanka for the Lanka Premier League (LPL) have contracted the coronavirus. The two players were identified after on arrival PCR tests were carried out as part of a ‘Bio-Secure Bubble’ of the LPL, the Sri Lanka Cricket board said. The Sri Lanka Cricket board
Two foreign players who arrived in Sri Lanka for the Lanka Premier League (LPL) have contracted the coronavirus. The two players were identified after on arrival PCR tests were carried out as part of a ‘Bio-Secure Bubble’ of the LPL, the Sri Lanka Cricket board said. The Sri Lanka Cricket board
Two foreign players who arrived in Sri Lanka for the Lanka Premier League (LPL) have contracted the coronavirus. The two players were identified after on arrival PCR tests were carried out as part of a ‘Bio-Secure Bubble’ of the LPL, the Sri Lanka Cricket board said. The Sri Lanka Cricket board
Two foreign players who arrived in Sri Lanka for the Lanka Premier League (LPL) have contracted the coronavirus. The two players were identified after on arrival PCR tests were carried out as part of a ‘Bio-Secure Bubble’ of the LPL, the Sri Lanka Cricket board said. The Sri Lanka Cricket board
Two foreign players who arrived in Sri Lanka for the Lanka Premier League (LPL) have contracted the coronavirus. The two players were identified after on arrival PCR tests were carried out as part of a ‘Bio-Secure Bubble’ of the LPL, the Sri Lanka Cricket board said. The Sri Lanka Cricket board
Two foreign players who arrived in Sri Lanka for the Lanka Premier League (LPL) have contracted the coronavirus. The two players were identified after on arrival PCR tests were carried out as part of a ‘Bio-Secure Bubble’ of the LPL, the Sri Lanka Cricket board said. The Sri Lanka Cricket board
Two foreign players who arrived in Sri Lanka for the Lanka Premier League (LPL) have contracted the coronavirus. The two players were identified after on arrival PCR tests were carried out as part of a ‘Bio-Secure Bubble’ of the LPL, the Sri Lanka Cricket board said. The Sri Lanka Cricket board
Two foreign players who arrived in Sri Lanka for the Lanka Premier League (LPL) have contracted the coronavirus. The two players were identified after on arrival PCR tests were carried out as part of a ‘Bio-Secure Bubble’ of the LPL, the Sri Lanka Cricket board said. The Sri Lanka Cricket board
Two foreign players who arrived in Sri Lanka for the Lanka Premier League (LPL) have contracted the coronavirus. The two players were identified after on arrival PCR tests were carried out as part of a ‘Bio-Secure Bubble’ of the LPL, the Sri Lanka Cricket board said. The Sri Lanka Cricket board
Two foreign players who arrived in Sri Lanka for the Lanka Premier League (LPL) have contracted the coronavirus. The two players were identified after on arrival PCR tests were carried out as part of a ‘Bio-Secure Bubble’ of the LPL, the Sri Lanka Cricket board said. The Sri Lanka Cricket board
Two foreign players who arrived in Sri Lanka for the Lanka Premier League (LPL) have contracted the coronavirus. The two players were identified after on arrival PCR tests were carried out as part of a ‘Bio-Secure Bubble’ of the LPL, the Sri Lanka Cricket board said. The Sri Lanka Cricket board
Two foreign players who arrived in Sri Lanka for the Lanka Premier League (LPL) have contracted the coronavirus. The two players were identified after on arrival PCR tests were carried out as part of a ‘Bio-Secure Bubble’ of the LPL, the Sri Lanka Cricket board said. The Sri Lanka Cricket board
Two foreign players who arrived in Sri Lanka for the Lanka Premier League (LPL) have contracted the coronavirus. The two players were identified after on arrival PCR tests were carried out as part of a ‘Bio-Secure Bubble’ of the LPL, the Sri Lanka Cricket board said. The Sri Lanka Cricket board
Two foreign players who arrived in Sri Lanka for the Lanka Premier League (LPL) have contracted the coronavirus. The two players were identified after on arrival PCR tests were carried out as part of a ‘Bio-Secure Bubble’ of the LPL, the Sri Lanka Cricket board said. The Sri Lanka Cricket board
Mahindra Sri Lanka Premier League to kick off on August 11, 2012 Mahindra …
“Did you really have to tell the whole world you were in a bad mood?” Kuraishini Navaratne, a friend, e-mailed from Turkey. “It’s the Olympics, man, cheer up!” she admonished. Can the Olympics cheer me up? Tuned into the games to find out. Watching Queenie jump off a helicopter was too much to handle but ...
Sri Lanka Cricket has requested all local players selected by the “SLPL” franchises to collect their offer letters on or before 16th July 2012. Apart from hundreds of local cricketers, the upcoming SLPL will feature 56 foreign players in the inaugural competition, which will be held during August
Sri Lanka Cricket has named 56 foreign players who will take part in the inaugural Sri Lanka Premier League. There is no Indian on England players named in the list except for Azhar Mahmood. Despite the non presence of Indian or England players, the list of international stars
The people for the past three decades have suffered the steady rise in the cost of living with great forbearance. We have no ready index to point to for this Himalayan climb other than the price of bread which Chandrika Kumaratunga in her presidential bid vowed to reduce to Rs 3 per loaf. Now the ...
The Revival of Underperforming Enterprises and Underutilized Assets Bill that is to be presented to parliament soon has in it economic and political objectives that spell doom for Sri Lankan democracy as well as the economy. It would vest in the Sri Lankan government Hotel Developers (Lanka) PLC which owns the Colombo Hilton that has ...
By Ranjit Jayasundera Sensational evidence has come to light that demonstrates beyond a shadow of doubt that in Sri Lanka fortune favours not necessarily the bold but certainly the favoured. Carlton Sports Network (CSN) a company incorporated on 10th February 2011 has won the rights to broadcast the Australian Cricket tour of Sri Lanka next ...
A former official at Sri Lanka Cricket has told the BBC it signed a five-year deal allowing a foreign company to run SLPL.
By Roshan Abeysinghe Sri Lanka cricket and its cricketers are definitely in for some exciting times in July with the proposed Sri Lanka Premier League happening. The sponsoring company Somerset entertainment has unquestionably done a lot of hard work to make the event a success
by Prof Michael Roberts Many Sri Lankan fans expected the cricket team to win the World Cup and even stocked up with firecrackers to mark the celebratory moment. The disappointment has been commensurate with this high expectation. It has generated...
Cricket and politics in Sri Lanka By Namini Wijedasa The Sri Lankan team lost the 2011 Cricket World Cup to India but were welcomed home like winners. Was this politics or the true Sri Lankan spirit of embracing losers as...
Protests have mounted over a statement made by former cricket captain Arjuna Ranatunga to a group of foreign media personnel. He had made this statement to media personnel of a leading TV channel in India. Arjuna Ranatunga said he kept away from giving any advice to the team as the President was doing so. As ...