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Cricket: TTSC Sixes on Sunday
The 33rd Travel Trade Sports Club Cricket Sixes 2015, sponsored by Cinnamon Grand Colombo for the fourth successive year, will be held at the BRC ground commencing 8.30am on Sunday (28).
In the 2014 tournament held at Thurstan College grounds, Cinnamon Grand Colombo and John Keells Hotels ‘B’ were declared joint winners, as the final was abandoned due to bad light.
The sponsorship handing over ceremony was held at the Cinnamon Grand Colombo last Friday (20) where Chris Quyn, Resident Manager, Cinnamon Grand Colombo presented the sponsorship package to the President, TTSC, Denesh Silva; also present at the event was Asanka Fernando, Director of Sales, Cinnamon Hotels and Resorts.
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Colombo Fort Magistrate interdicted
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MP on open warrant turns up at school event
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SC refuses interim order on Judges appointments
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Deadline extended for G.C.E. A/L applications
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Gazette on new speed limit regulations to be issued within two weeks
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Referendum needed to extend presidential & parliamentary terms beyond five years
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