ICC suspends Sri Lankan Cricket’s membership

ISLAMABAD: In a significant development, the International Cricket Council (ICC) Board has suspended the membership of the Sri Lankan Cricket.

This decision comes as a response to the board’s alleged violation of its obligations as an ICC member, primarily related to government interference in the sport’s administration.

The ICC’s decision to suspend Sri Lanka Cricket Board’s membership underscores its commitment to upholding the principles of impartial and autonomous cricket governance.

The Sri Lankan board’s suspension is rooted in concerns over undue influence and interference from the government, which is deemed incompatible with the ICC’s regulations.

This move signifies the ICC’s proactive stance in preserving the integrity and independence of cricket administration, as it seeks to safeguard the sport from external influences that could compromise its governance and operations.

The suspension serves as a reminder to cricket boards worldwide of the imperative to adhere to the ICC’s standards of autonomy and transparency.