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Sri Lanka Pledges Support For Women's Champions Trophy After Losing Hosting Rights
The Sri Lanka Cricket: The Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) on Thursday said it has pledged full support for the upcoming ICC Women's Champions Trophy and accepted the global governing body's decision to relocate the inaugural tournament to India.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) stripped Sri Lanka of its hosting rights due to government interference in the SLC’s governance and handed the staging rights of the inaugural six-team competition to India.
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Sri Lanka Face USD 20 Mn Loss After Women's Champions Trophy Shifts To India: Report
Sri Lanka Daily Mirror: Sri Lanka are reportedly set to suffer an estimated loss of at least USD 20 million after the International Cricket Council formally stripped the country of hosting rights for the inaugural Women’s Champions Trophy, with India confirmed as the new venue for the six-team tournament in February 2027.
WCA Welcomes New Sri Lankan Players’ Body, Calls It Boost For Professionalism
The Sri Lankan Professional Cricketers: The World Cricketers’ Association (WCA) has welcomed the formation of the Sri Lankan Professional Cricketers’ Association, calling it a landmark development that will strengthen player representation and support the continued professionalisation and growth of cricket in Sri Lanka.
SLC Rejects Financial Crisis Claims, Says Operations Continue Without Disruption
Sri Lanka Cricket: Sri Lanka Cricket has strongly denied reports suggesting that the board is facing a financial crisis following the appointment of a Cricket Transformation Committee, calling such claims ‘entirely false and misleading.’
No Politics, Only Progress: SLC Interim Chief Wickramaratne Outlines Grassroots-to-governance Overhaul
Sports Minister Sunil Kumara Gamage: Newly-appointed interim chairman of Sri Lanka Cricket, Eran Wickramaratne, has asserted that the ongoing administrative overhaul is aimed purely at revitalising the sport across all levels, dismissing any notion of political interference following the resignation of the previous board led by Shammi Silva.
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