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The Fake Uva T20 League - Mohali Police Books Eight Bookies: Report

The Fake Uva T20 League – Mohali Police Books Eight Bookies: Report

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The Mohali police conducted raids and booked eight bookies in connection with the Fake Uva Premier T20 League, the tournament which was promoted as a Sri Lankan domestic league but in real played on the outskirts of Mohali, the Indian Express reported.

Police raided the hideouts of two accused who were arrested on Thursday in connection with the fake tournament, which used local players…

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A Sri Lanka T20 tie played near Mohali, cops probe wrong ’un

A Sri Lanka T20 tie played near Mohali, cops probe wrong ’un

Big names like Farvez Maharoof, the former Sri Lanka allrounder, denied they were involved, as had been claimed in the list of squads published on some online cricket sites.

“News from the centre here is Monaragala Hornets have won the toss and decided to bat first. Live action is coming up all the way from Badulla Cricket Ground…”

The commentary on YouTube on…

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A Sri Lanka T20 tie played near Mohali, cops probe wrong ’un

A Sri Lanka T20 tie played near Mohali, cops probe wrong ’un

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Written by Nitin Sharma | Chandigarh |

Published: July 3, 2020 5:11:22 am

Big names like Farvez Maharoof, the former Sri Lanka allrounder, denied they were involved, as had been claimed in the list of squads published on some online cricket sites. “News from the centre here is Monaragala Hornets have won the…

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The Fake Uva T20 League - A Sri Lankan Tournament Played in Mohali With Punjab Players

The Fake Uva T20 League – A Sri Lankan Tournament Played in Mohali With Punjab Players

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The Uva Premier T20 league which was supposedly happening in Badulla in Sri Lanka was in fact happening in the outskirts of Mohali with local Punjab players instead of Sri Lankans, according to a report in the Indian Express.

The tournament consisting of four teams – Wellawaya Vipers, Monaragala Hornets, Badulla Sea Eagles and Mahiyanganaya Unilions – was said to involve former cricketers…