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Shammi Silva Assumes Presidency of Asian Cricket Council

Shammi Silva Assumes Presidency of Asian Cricket Council

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Shammi Silva, President of Sri Lanka Cricket, has officially taken over as the President of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC).

Silva, who previously served as Chairman of the ACC Finance & Marketing Committee, brings years of expertise to his new role.

“It is a great honour to lead the Asian Cricket Council. Cricket is the heartbeat of Asia, and I look forward to working closely with all member nations to elevate the game, provide opportunities for emerging talent, and strengthen the bonds that unite us through this beautiful sport,” Silva stated.

He also expressed gratitude to outgoing ACC President Jay Shah for his exemplary leadership and contributions during his tenure.

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