Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) has settled in full the outstanding wages of the nation's cricketers after almost a year after.
Published: Mar 16, 2012, 11:52 AM (IST)
Edited: Mar 16, 2012, 11:52 AM (IST)
SLC said that it has cleared all outstanding dues of the cricketers, who were not paid since the end of last year’s World Cup © Getty Images
Colombo: Mar 16, 2012
Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) has settled in full the outstanding wages of the nation’s cricketers after almost a year after.
The SLC said that it has cleared all outstanding dues of the cricketers, who were not paid since the end of last year’s World Cup after the board ran into serious financial problems with a string of unpaid bills.
In December last year, the ICC remitted around 40 per cent of the wages direct to players’ bank accounts from the participation money due to Sri Lanka from the World Cup.
In February this year, the state-owned Bank of Ceylon said that they were releasing 600 million Sri Lankan rupees to meet SLC’s finances.(PTI)
