Sports Diary for this week

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The Sri Lanka women’s cricket team, currently touring Ireland, will kick off the three-match T20 match on Sunday (11) with the first game at Dublin, which will be the venue of the two remaining games of the series.

The Dialog Schools Rugby League, which has reach the Super Round, kicks off with two important games played among the four teams qualified from the two groups. Both matches will be played on Saturday (10) in Colombo.

The two semi-finals of the SLC Major League Limited Overs 2024 have been slotted to be played on Thursday (8), and the winners will meet each other in the final to be played on Sunday (11) at the SSC ground.

Sri Lanka Women tour of Ireland 2024

Sunday (11)

Sri Lanka vs Ireland (1st T20) at Dublin (8:30pm)

Tuesday (13)

Sri Lanka vs Ireland (2nd T20) at Dublin (8:30pm)

School Rugby League 2024 – Super Round

Saturday (3)

Isipathana College vs Royal College at Havelock Park (4:00pm)
St. Peter’s College vs Trinity College at Bambalapitiya (4:00pm)

SLC Major League Limited Overs 2024

Thursday (8)

Semi-final 1: Ace Capital vs Moors at SSC (9:30am)
Semi-final 2: CCC vs SSC at P. Sara Oval (9:30pm)

Sunday (11)

Final: Winner SF 1 vs SF 2 at SSC (9:30am)

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