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මූලාශ්‍ර 2ක්18 Jul 2026

Just hours before the LPL tournament was set to begin, the owner of the Jaffna Kings team was arrested on match-fixing charges.

Colombo Chief Magistrate Asanga S. Bodaragama has ordered the remand until July 31st of two suspects, including the co-owner of the Jaffna Kings team, who were arrested by the Sri Lanka Police Special Investigation Unit for Preventing Sports Related

Hiru News - English•18 Jul 2026

Three Sri Lanka players reject alleged match-fixing offer, Jaffna Kings co-owner remanded

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The order was issued after the Special Investigation Unit for the Prevention of Offences Relating to Sports presented facts to the court whilst producing the suspects. The money and the bag that were there are presented to the court. Considering the presented facts, the Magistrate remanded the two suspects until the 31st of this month.

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Yuvraj Pushpa2
Manjot Kalra2
Magistrate Asanga S. Bodaragama
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Dunith Wellalage
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Chief Magistrate
Dunith Wellalage

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Just hours before the LPL tournament was set to begin, the owner of the Jaffna Kings team was arrested on match-fixing charges.Gossip Lanka News English18 Jul 2026