Punjab Kings reach Dharamsala for final two games

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Updated At : 01:26 PM May 15, 2023 IST

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Dharamsala: Playing their final two league games here, Punjab Kings arrived today to a warm welcome. Still alive in the race for the playoffs, Punjab Kings play Delhi Capitals on Wednesday and Rajasthan Royals on Friday. The IPL returns to Dharamsala after a decade. The last time IPL matches were held here was in 2013. tns

Punjab Kings’ Sam Curran arrive at the Gaggal airport on Sunday. Tribune photo: Kamal jeet

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