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Lanka Premier League 2024 To Introduce Second Power-play In Death Overs

The Lanka Premier League: The Lanka Premier League 2024 will introduce an exciting new feature with the addition of a special power-play towards the latter part of each innings. This innovation, named 'Power Blast Overs,' will provide each team with a two-over power-play during the 16th and 17th overs of their innings.
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Lanka Premier League 2024 to introduce second power-play in death overs

The Lanka Premier League: The Lanka Premier League 2024 will introduce an exciting new feature with the addition of a special power-play towards the latter part of each innings. This innovation, named 'Power Blast Overs,' will provide each team with a two-over power-play during the 16th and 17th overs of their innings.

This new power-play will be in addition to the traditional Power-play that occurs during the first six overs of an inning.

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During the 'Power Blast Overs,' only four fielders will be allowed outside the circle, thus creating a more aggressive and thrilling phase of the game.

"We decided to bring this innovation in order to create further excitement for the league, which is growing year by year," said Samantha Dodanwela, Tournament Director of the Lanka Premier League 2024.

During the 'Power Blast Overs,' only four fielders will be allowed outside the circle, thus creating a more aggressive and thrilling phase of the game.

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LPL 2024 is scheduled to be held from July 1 to 21. The fifth edition of the tournament will comprise 20 league matches between five franchises, followed by three playoffs and the final. Each team will play each other twice in the league stage before four of the five teams make the playoffs.

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