Lanka Premier League to be played from December 6 to 23
The Hindu
LPL was earlier rescheduled due to Sri Lanka’s economic and political crisis
The postponed Lanka Premier League (LPL) will now be held from December 6 to 23, the organisers have announced.
The T20 League which was originally slated to be played from August 1 to 21, had been rescheduled last month due to the economic crisis engulfing the island nation.
"It's my pleasure to announce that the LPL will be held from 6th to 23rd December," LPL tournament organiser Samantha Dodanwela was quoted as saying by ESPNCricinfo.
The league's promoters, IPG, also confirmed the news on Twitter.
Despite the economic crisis and political unrest, Sri Lanka had successfully hosted Australia for a month-long series in July.
However, the Asia Cup, to be played from August 27 to September 11 in the island nation, was moved to UAE.
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