To kick off proceedings for the Lanka Premier League 2024, and leading online gaming platform have announced a sponsorship deal for the upcoming season 2024. As part of the association, MostP💦lay News will have their preseꦚnce on the front of the Damballa Sixers official match jersey.
Having been established in 2018, is home to various onꦓline games including sports betting and online casino games and recognise brand among the cricket enthusiasts. The MostPlay News provides a safe and secure environment for people will to participate in online gaming, or sports betting and will be partnering with the Damballa Sixers to🔯 support the team in the Lanka Premier League 2024 which starts from July 1, 2024. This is the MostPlay News’s first major association with a cricket team in Sri Lanka.
In creating a warm and engaging sports environment, MostPlay News and Damballa Sixers shared a similar vision. With an aim to further popularize Lanka Premier League, MostPla꧂y News will be providing news and updates to the cricket fans around the world.
Spokesperson of the Damballa Sixers, welcomed the MostPlay News on board,” We’re delighted to be partnering with MostPlay News for the Lanka Premier League 2024. It’s a brand whic💫h has invested across various sports around the🧸 world, and is passionate about supporting the growth of the Lanka Premier League around the world.
Meanwhile, spokesperson of , added, “We’re very happy to announce the partnership with the Damballa Sixers who need no introduction to🌞 the world of cricke♏t. We’ve had the aim to increase our presence in the sports and believe it’s partnership like this that will help achieve the goal. We wish the very best of luck for the upcoming season LPL 2024.”
As with all our partners, we will work closely with the club’s communitಌy sports trust, ensuring the support and enhancing fan experience and aims to further growth of Lanka Premier 🍌League.
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