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.
On September 10, 2026, Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) reported an estimated revenue loss of Rs 188 crore ($20 million) after losing the hosting rights for the inaugural ICC Women's Champions Trophy in 2027, with the tournament now set to be held in India from February 14 to 28 in Mumbai and Vadodara. Earlier, on September 3, SLC accepted the International Cricket Council’s decision to relocate the tournament to India and pledged full support, noting that Sri Lanka’s women’s team retains its qualification among the six competing teams. This followed a statement on August 31 from Sri Lanka’s interim cricket Board, which had expressed hope of retaining the hosting rights, vowing to correct itself "from the very foundation" amidst speculation that the ICC might relocate the event due to government interference in the sport's administration. Previously, on July 24, organizers of the Lanka Premier League (LPL) terminated the franchise agreement with the owners of Jaffna Kings, leading SLC and tournament rights holder IPG to assume direct financial and operational control of the team to ensure the tournament proceeded as scheduled.
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