MCA Cricket: Division 'B' League put back by a week

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The 26th Singer–MCA Premier League and the second Fair & Lovely Men – MCA 'B' Division Tournaments 2019 which were put on hold due to adverse weather conditions will get back on track next week, October 16, 17 and 18.

The four remaining Premier League matches will be played as follows:

Wednesday (17):
At MCA: Dimo Vs. Teejay Lanka
At Colts: Kanrich Finance 'A' Vs. MAS Unichela
At Maggona: Hayleys Vs. MAS Silueta

Thursday (18):
At Colts: MAS Silueta Vs. Dimo

After the aforesaid matches, the 'League' stage of the tournament will be completed, but, LB Finance have already won the league title.

The other three teams who have completed their quota of nine matches are – Commercial Credit & Finance 'A', John Keells 'A' and Sampath Bank.

At the completion of the league stage, the Knock-out tournament with the same ten teams that took part in the 'league', is scheduled to commence on October 20th October. The final to be played on October 28.

The 'B' division will chug on as follows:

Tuesday (16):
At Katunayake: Expolanka Group Vs.CDB

Wednesday (17):
At BRC: John Keells 'B' Vs. HNB
At Katunayake: Singer Vs.Unichela

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