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PhotoNews Pakistan > Sports > 2nd Sri Lanka-Pakistan ODI to be shifted from Colombo to Hambantota due to heavy downpour
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2nd Sri Lanka-Pakistan ODI to be shifted from Colombo to Hambantota due to heavy downpour

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By Web Desk Published August 25, 2014 1 Min Read
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The second one-day international between Sri Lanka and Pakistan has been advanced by a day to Tuesday and will be held at Hambantota due to heavy rain in Colombo, the Sri Lanka cricket board (SLC) said.

Colombo’s Premadasa Stadium was to host the day-night match on Wednesday with the third and final ODI on Saturday in Dambulla.

“This decision was taken on a request from the national curator where he had confirmed that the ground will not be fit to play the 2nd ODI in Colombo on the 27th of August 2014,”

“Three days of sunshine will be needed to bring back the ground to a normal condition”. SLC said in a statement.

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