SL vs Zimbabwe tickets available from today

SL vs Zimbabwe tickets available from today

March 3, 2011   11:02 am

Public Stand tickets for Sri Lanka’s match against Zimbabwe due to be held at the Pallakele Stadium, Kandy on March 10 will be available from today (March 3) at the SSC ticket counter and at the Pallakele Stadium.

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