Cricket match photography permission rules stadiums
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Amateur/hobby photography: standard cameras (compact, DSLR body + kit lens) generally allowed with match ticket. Big telephoto lenses (400-600mm+) may need media accreditation — enquire ahead. No tripods usually. No flash.
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For professional coverage: apply through Sri Lanka Cricket media accreditation for major matches. Otherwise, from stands, you'll get decent action with a 200-400mm zoom. Colombo grounds tighter than Galle Fort Stadium (open-air, easier).
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