The Sri Lanka Cricket board has stepped down following a request from the government, officials confirmed.
According to Beyond Time News, the decision comes amid ongoing concerns over corruption, mismanagement, and poor performance in international tournaments.
Leadership Resignation
Board president Shammi Silva reportedly called a special meeting where the committee agreed to resign, despite several months remaining in their term.
An interim management team is expected to take over operations.
Government Intervention
Officials said President Anura Kumara Dissanayake met with cricket board leadership over the weekend to discuss restructuring the organization.
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Background Challenges
Sri Lanka Cricket, the country’s richest sporting body, has faced repeated controversies and had previously been suspended by the International Cricket Council over governance issues.
Conclusion
The resignation marks a major shift in Sri Lankan cricket administration. According to Beyond Time News, the move is aimed at restoring stability and improving governance within the sport.
