Lokuhettige has 14 days from April 3, 2019 to respond to the new charges
Jayasuriya in his defence said that he has always played the game with highest integrity.
Sanath Jayasuriya has been banned from all cricket for two years after admitting breaching two counts of the ICC Anti-Corruption Code.
On behalf of the Emirates Cricket Board, the ICC charged Lokuhettige on three counts of breaching its code in regards to the T10 Cricket League.
The ICC has given Jayasuriya 14 days with immediate effect (October 15) to respond to the charges.
Change in anti-corruption law could allow Aamer to train before ban ends.
The ICC clarifies, Pont did not participate in any way in the fixing of any match during the BPL
PCB said the work on ICC code has progressed well enough to raise hopes for Aamer's return.
Rashid Latif will also give a series of lectures on Anti-corruption for PCB.
The five-member International Cricket Council (ICC) sub-committee in all likelihood will review whether certain clauses incorporated in Mohammed Aamer's five-year ban for indulging in spot-fixing can be relaxed in order to allow the talented paceman opportunity to use Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) training facilities.