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Why Sri Lanka Cricket Council Board Suspended
The ICC will decide the terms of Sri Lanka Cricket’s suspension at its meeting on November 21. Sri Lanka Cricket is scheduled to host the Under-19 Cricket World Cup beginning in January 2024.
With immediate effect, the International Cricket Council Board has terminated Sri Lanka Cricket’s ICC membership.
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The ICC Board concluded during its meeting on Friday that Sri Lanka Cricket has committed serious violations. Its membership obligations, including “the need to oversee its affairs independently. And guarantee that the government does not intervene in the regulation, administration, or governance of cricket in Sri Lanka.
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” The conditions of the ban will be decided by the ICC. The board is scheduled to convene on November 21. However, more information about the next steps is expected to be released after this meeting.
Sri Lanka’s sports minister dismissed the whole cricket board on Monday and replaced them with an interim committee chaired. In addition to two politicians’ sons, it was signed by World Cup champion Arjuna Ranatunga.
The courts overturned this temporary committee on Tuesday and reinstalled the previous board.
The government of Sri Lanka is able to disband the governing body of any sport. According to the nation’s sports law, however the ICC has previously expressed disapproval of this. since the last time a committee was formed by Sri Lanka’s government, which was in 2014.
Sri Lanka Cricket issued a statement on Wednesday. Refuting claims made by the government that they mismanaged the preparations for the 2024. Under-19 Cricket World Cup. which is slated to occur in January.
They issued a second statement on Thursday. Refuting claims that $2 million had been transferred from their accounts to accounts belonging to third parties.