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Wins for Hayley’s Group ‘A’ , HNB ‘A’ and CDB on Saturday

33RD SINGER – MCA Super PREMIER LEAGUE Hayley’s Group ‘A’, HNB ‘A’ and CDB registered wins by defeating Colombo Aces, Fairfirst Insurance and SLC Youth in the matches of the Mercantile Cricket Association’s Super Premier League cricket tournament on Sunday (04). The MCA Super Premier League is sponsored by Singer Sri Lanka for the 33rd […]

The Mercantile Cricket Association's Super Premier League cricket tournament concluded with victories for Hayley’s Group 'A', HNB 'A', and CDB. On Sunday at the Bloomfield Cricket ground, Hayley’s Group 'A' defeated Colombo Aces by six wickets, thanks to performances from Nishan Madushka, Pulindu Perera, and Minod Dhanuka. At Thurstan ground, CDB amassed 307/8, which they defended by 71 runs, thanks to Nipun Dhananjaya and Muditha Lakshan.

Meanwhile, at the Colts Ground, Milan Rathnayake starred with both bat and ball, scoring 71 and taking 3-24, as HNB 'A' edged out SLC Youth by 41 runs. Rehan Pieris was SLC Youth's top scorer with a 77-run innings, including six fours and a six.

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