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India Masters Dominate as International Masters League T20 2025 Heats Up

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The International Masters League T20 2025 has kicked off in thrilling fashion, with India Masters leading the points table after two commanding victories. With a net run rate (NRR) of +2.461, they have emerged as the team to beat in the tournament. West Indies Masters, having played one match and secured a win, sit in second place with 2 points and an NRR of +0.579.

Sri Lanka Masters’ Campaign So Far Sri Lanka Masters have had a mixed start, suffering a close defeat to India Masters in their first match. They currently stand with zero points and an NRR of -0.200. However, they have a golden opportunity to bounce back in their next fixture against South Africa Masters, who are yet to play a game in the tournament.

Upcoming Matches and Key Clashes

  • Feb 26: Sri Lanka Masters vs South Africa Masters – A crucial game where Sri Lanka will aim to register their first win.
  • Feb 28: Sri Lanka Masters vs Australia Masters – A must-win game for both teams to stay in contention.
  • Mar 6: Sri Lanka Masters vs West Indies Masters – A challenging encounter against the high-flying West Indies side.
  • Mar 10: Sri Lanka Masters vs England Masters – A potential decider for semifinal qualification.

Favorites and Contenders Based on current form, India Masters are the outright favorites, boasting an unbeaten record and a dominant NRR. West Indies Masters also appear strong contenders with their convincing victory against Australia Masters. However, the tournament is still in its early stages, and teams like Sri Lanka, South Africa, and Australia have enough time to turn things around.

Players to Watch

  • Batter to Watch: Virender Sehwag (India Masters) – The explosive opener has already made a significant impact with his attacking style and remains a key player for his team’s success.
  • Bowler to Watch: Tino Best (West Indies Masters) – The fiery pacer showcased his prowess in the last match and will be crucial for West Indies’ campaign.

Can Sri Lanka Masters Make a Comeback? Sri Lanka Masters have a strong lineup and experienced players who can change the course of a game. If they secure a win against South Africa Masters, it could serve as a turning point for their tournament. Fans will be eagerly watching their performance as they look to regain momentum.

Stay tuned for more updates as the International Masters League T20 2025 unfolds with high-intensity clashes and exciting cricketing action!

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SLC President Shammi Silva and Executive Committee Step Down Effective Today

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The President of Sri Lanka Cricket, Shammi Silva, has officially resigned from his position with immediate effect, according to an announcement released by the board today (29).

In a significant development, all office-bearers and members of the Executive Committee have also stepped down from their respective roles, signaling a complete leadership transition within the governing body.

Sri Lanka Cricket confirmed that the decision has been formally conveyed to Anura Kumara Dissanayake and the Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports, Sunil Kumara Gamage.

No further details were immediately provided regarding the reasons behind the mass resignation or the process for appointing new leadership.

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Sri Lanka Cricket Grants Rs. 10 Million to Rising Javelin Athlete Rumesh Tharanga

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Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) today provided a financial grant to rising javelin thrower Rumesh
Tharanga Pathirage.

This support was extended under the direction of the SLC President Mr. Shammi Silva and
the Executive Committee of Sri Lanka Cricket, following a request made by the Minister of
Youth Affairs and Sports, Sunil Kumara Gamage.

Rumesh Tharanga received the grant this evening at the SLC headquarters.
This initiative is part of SLC’s ongoing efforts to support and promote sports beyond cricket,
as well as to assist promising athletes in achieving success at the international level.

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Sports Ministry Yet to Confirm Reports of Leadership Change at Sri Lanka Cricket

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April 28, 2026

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The Ministry of Sports has not released any official statement regarding speculation over a potential leadership change at Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC), according to Sports Minister Sunil Kumara Gamage.

Addressing recent media inquiries, the minister clarified that reports suggesting SLC President Shammi Silva could step down and be succeeded by former Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) parliamentarian Eran Wickramaratne remain unverified.

“We have not issued any official statement as a ministry on this matter. These claims are currently limited to social media reports,” Gamage said.

He further noted that the ministry intends to address the situation formally in the near future.

“We are planning to hold a media briefing soon and will release an official statement. Further discussion can take place after that,” he added.

The remarks come amid growing public attention over the administration of Sri Lanka’s cricket governing body, though authorities have yet to confirm any changes at the top.

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