Cricket: SLC raises match fees of National Women’s Players for 2023

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Sri Lanka Cricket announced on Tuesday, that their women's national team's match fee will go up by US$ 500 to US$ 750 per player, with effect from January 1.

The Executive Committee of Sri Lanka Cricket decided to raise the match fees of the National Women’s Players during a meeting held on January 31st this year.

As a result, match fees for both formats of white-ball cricket have increased.

Each reserve player in the squad will receive 25 percent of the match fee.

Furthermore, for each match won by the team, whether in a bilateral or international tournament, each player will receive a US$ 250 winning bonus.

The move is part of Sri Lanka Cricket's efforts towards further enhancing women's cricket in the country and empowering female cricketers, the Sri Lanka Cricket said.

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