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WCA Welcomes New Sri Lankan Players’ Body, Calls It Boost For Professionalism
The Sri Lankan Professional Cricketers: The World Cricketers’ Association (WCA) has welcomed the formation of the Sri Lankan Professional Cricketers’ Association, calling it a landmark development that will strengthen player representation and support the continued professionalisation and growth of cricket in Sri Lanka.
The Sri Lankan Professional Cricketers’ Association was officially launched on Saturday, Sri Lanka's white-ball captain Kusal Mendis being named its first president. The organisation has been set up at a time when Sri Lanka Cricket is going through a reform process which is being led by a government-appointed committee.
Tom Moffat, who is the chief executive of the WCA, congratulated the Sri Lankan players on the establishment of the association and emphasized the need for cricketers to have a unified voice when it comes to decisions concerning the game.
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