The International Cricket Council (ICC) has admitted it is in discussion with the international cricket players union to find a solution to the non-payment of Sri Lanka player salaries.
Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) told BBC Sinhala service in October that the players have not been paid for months as a result of financial crisis it is facing since hosting the World Cup.

In addition, SLC workers have not been paid for the last few months, according to Daily Mirror newspaper.

The Federation of International Cricketers' Associations (FICA) said it was approached by the by Sri Lanka Cricketers' Association (SLCA) for advice and assistance.

"FICA provides advice to the local player association and is in discussion with the ICC as to any possible


Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) told BBC Sinhala service in October that the players have not been paid for months as a result of financial crisis it is facing since hosting the World Cup.


In addition, SLC workers have not been paid for the last few months, according to Daily Mirror newspaper.


The Federation of International Cricketers' Associations (FICA) said it was approached by the by Sri Lanka Cricketers' Association (SLCA) for advice and assistance.


"FICA provides advice to the local player association and is in discussion with the ICC as to any possible



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