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Sri Lanka switches venues for 2nd cricket test vs Pakistan

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Cricket organizers move second test against Pakistan from Colombo to Galle. Sri Lanka Cricket announced the decision on Day 3 of the first test. Acting President Ranil Wickremesinghe has declared a state of emergency. Both teams will remain in the southern coastal town of Galle to play out the series.

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Sri Lanka switches venues for 2nd cricket test vs Pakistan

GALLE, Sri Lanka (AP) — Logistical challenges caused by Sri Lanka’s economic and political crisis forced cricket organizers to move the second cricket test against Pakistan from Colombo to Galle.

1 year ago·United States

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Sri Lanka switches venues for 2nd cricket test vs Pakistan - Local News 8

GALLE, Sri Lanka (AP) — Logistical challenges caused by Sri Lanka’s economic and political crisis have forced cricket organizers to move the second test against Pakistan from Colombo to Galle. Sri Lanka Cricket announced the decision on Day 3 of the first test after deciding not to take any chances with potential political protests in the capital. Acting President Ranil Wickremesinghe has declared a state of emergency. The second test was schedu…

1 year ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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Sri Lanka switches venues for 2nd cricket test vs Pakistan

1 year ago·Panama City, United States

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Newscutter.lk - Sri Lanka’s Leading News Site | Breaking News Updates | Latest News Headlines

Change of venue for second test between Pakistan and Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka Cricket in consultation with the Pakistan Cricket Board has decided to shift the 2nd Test Match from RPICS, Colombo to Galle International Cricket Ground. SLC arrived at this decision in order to ease out the logistical challenges faced by our stakeholders in carrying out tour related operations, due to the prevailing situation in

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