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Police reject reports claiming of an arrest over bomb plot – Sri Lanka Mirror – Right to Know. Power to Change


The Lanka Premier League (LPL) 2026 will probably be held from July 10 – August 05, 2026.

The sixth version of the much-anticipated T20 league will probably be performed throughout 4 venues: SSC, Colombo; RPICS, Colombo; PICS, Pallekele; and RDICS, Dambulla.

The net portal for international participant registration will open on Could 04th, 2026.

The match will probably be carried out by Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC), the proprietor of the LPL, in partnership with The IPG Group, the occasion rights holder of the match.

The Lanka Premier League, Sri Lanka’s premier home T20 match with a global taste, was launched in 2020.

Mr. Samantha Dodanwela, who’s an Government Committee Member of the SLC, will proceed to perform because the Match Director.



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