Sri Lanka Cricket, privately owned and headquartered in Sri Lanka, was founded in 1975. The organization, which employs approximately 240 individuals, functions as a tier 1 media tech buyer focusing on spectator sports and serves as the governing body for Cricket in Sri Lanka.
Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) faces an estimated revenue loss of about Rs 188 crore ($20 million) after the International Cricket Council (ICC) relocated the inaugural ICC Women’s Champions Trophy in 2027 to India. The tournament, originally slated for Sri Lanka, will now take place from February 14 to 28, 2027, with matches scheduled in Mumbai and Vadodara. This follows SLC's acceptance of the ICC's decision on September 3, when it also pledged full support for the tournament and noted that its women's team retains qualification among the six competing teams. Earlier, on August 31, SLC's interim board expressed hope of retaining the hosting rights, stating it would "correct itself from the very foundation" amidst speculation that government interference might lead the ICC to relocate the event. In a separate development on July 24, Lanka Premier League (LPL) organizers terminated the franchise agreement with the owners of Jaffna Kings, with Sri Lanka Cricket and tournament rights holder IPG assuming full financial and operational charge of the team to ensure the LPL continues as scheduled.
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