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Players and guests pose for a group photo at the concluding ceremony of 4th Under-19 League Cricket Tournament in Swat. - Photo by Rafiullah

November 30, 2015

SWAT, 30 November: Skylark Manglawar have won the 4th Under-19 League Cricket Tournament in Swat.

The final match of the tournament was played at Manglawar ground on Sunday where Israr Eleven batted first and scored 112 runs for the loss of eight wickets in the allotted 12 overs. Skylark Manglawar team surpassed the target with the loss of four wickets.

Sixteen teams from Manglawar and Sangota participated in the tournament.

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