SA in SL: SLC grants free entry to schoolchildren for Tests

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Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) has taken a decision to allow all schoolchildren and students of Cricket Academies free entry for the two-match Test series between Sri Lanka and South Africa, which begins from Thursday (12).

"Sri Lanka Cricket wishes to invite school children and the students of Cricket Academies to witness the two Test matches between Sri Lanka vs South Africa, free-of-charge. Accordingly, schoolchildren can witness the first Test match, which will be played at the Galle International Cricket Stadium from 12th to 16th July, 2018 and the second Test match to be played at the SSC, Colombo from 20th to 24th July, 2018," SLC, issuing a media statement, said.

The schoolchildren will have to enter the grounds dressed in their School uniforms, while the students of Cricket Academies can enter the grounds by showing proof of studentship in their respective cricket academies.

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