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Sri Lanka lose 2027 Women's Champions Trophy hosting rights after ICC governance dispute

Sri Lanka lose hosting rights for the 2027 Women's Champions Trophy following governance disputes with the ICC, with India the likely replacement venue.

CricHubb31m ago

Sri Lanka have lost hosting rights for the 2027 Women's Champions Trophy amid ongoing governance disputes with the ICC. The six-team tournament, originally scheduled for February 14-28, will now move to another venue. India has emerged as the likely replacement host.

The decision follows reports of administrative issues within Sri Lanka Cricket that prompted the ICC to act. The inaugural edition of the event was intended to establish a new women's limited-overs tournament alongside the Women's ODI World Cup.

Sri Lanka's cricket administration now faces further uncertainty after the loss of a major international event. The ICC has not yet confirmed the new host nation.

CricHubb Take

The loss of the Champions Trophy hosting rights removes Sri Lanka's clearest opportunity to rebuild administrative credibility before the next major cycle of ICC events.

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