SLC Expects Parliament-Approved Constitution by End of 2026 Amid ICC Voting Suspension

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Sri Lanka Cricket is likely to adopt a new constitution approved by parliament by the end of 2026, according to the report. The board's voting rights at the ICC have currently been suspended. The ICC board has reasoned that the Transformation Committee represents government interference in cricket. The suspension therefore stems from concerns over the board's governance and independence. The new constitution is expected to be a key step in resolving this dispute.

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