<p>Sri Lanka Cricket decided to to firmly oppose the revised proposals of the controversial ICC revamp plan which sought to give a larger control to India, Australia and England.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The SLC said its Executive Committee on Wednesday discussed the issue in a meeting with all stakeholders and decided to oppose the ICC’s Revised Working Group Proposals.<br /><br />“We discussed the proposals with all Sri Lanka Cricket stakeholders. We were unanimous in deciding to oppose them,” SLC chief Jayantha Dharmadasa said.<br /><br />“There are many unnecessary elements in the proposals,” SLC Secretary Nishantha Ranatunga said.<br /><br />“Most of these proposals are detrimental to the well being of Sri Lanka Cricket,” Thilanga Sumathipala, a former SLC boss and current government parliamentarian, said.<br /><br />Cricket analysts said SLC’s decision assumes significance as it had relied heavily on BCCI support to stay afloat when hit by financial constraints.</p>
<p>Sri Lanka Cricket decided to to firmly oppose the revised proposals of the controversial ICC revamp plan which sought to give a larger control to India, Australia and England.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The SLC said its Executive Committee on Wednesday discussed the issue in a meeting with all stakeholders and decided to oppose the ICC’s Revised Working Group Proposals.<br /><br />“We discussed the proposals with all Sri Lanka Cricket stakeholders. We were unanimous in deciding to oppose them,” SLC chief Jayantha Dharmadasa said.<br /><br />“There are many unnecessary elements in the proposals,” SLC Secretary Nishantha Ranatunga said.<br /><br />“Most of these proposals are detrimental to the well being of Sri Lanka Cricket,” Thilanga Sumathipala, a former SLC boss and current government parliamentarian, said.<br /><br />Cricket analysts said SLC’s decision assumes significance as it had relied heavily on BCCI support to stay afloat when hit by financial constraints.</p>