The International Cricket Council has announced an unprecedented 15-day amnesty as part of its investigation into corruption in Sri Lanka.
The amnesty, which will run from 16-31 January, is the first of its kind
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Write comment (93 Comments)The International Cricket Council has announced an unprecedented 15-day amnesty as part of its investigation into corruption in Sri Lanka.
The amnesty, which will run from 16-31 January, is the first of its kind
Read more: Cricket body announces Sri Lanka amnesty
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