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Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka[]

1975–200?[]

Board of Control for Cricket in Shri Lanka[]

1992[]

This logo was short lived due to the spelling of the country's English-language name as "Shri Lanka" proposed by the then-president Ranasinghe Premadasa lasting only for an year.

Sri Lanka Cricket[]

2003–present[]

See also[]

Sri Lanka national cricket team

V • T • E

International Cricket Council

Cricket World Cup

Men's: England 1975 | England 1979 | England/Wales 1983 | India/Pakistan 1987 | Australia/New Zealand 1992 | India/Pakistan/Sri Lanka 1996 | England 1999 | South Africa 2003 | West Indies 2007 | India/Sri Lanka/Bangladesh 2011 | Australia/New Zealand 2015 | England/Wales 2019 | India 2023 | South Africa/Zimbabwe/Namibia 2027 | India/Bangladesh 2031
Men's Pre-Qualifiers: Super League | League 2 | Challenge League
Women's: England 1973 | India 1978 | New Zealand 1982 | Australia 1988 | England 1993 | India 1997 | New Zealand 2000 | South Africa 2005 | Australia 2009 | India 2013 | England/Wales 2017 | New Zealand 2022 | India 2025

T20 World Cup
Men's: South Africa 2007 | England 2009 | West Indies 2010 | Sri Lanka 2012 | Bangladesh 2014 | India 2016 | United Arab Emirates/Oman 2021 | Australia 2022 | West Indies/United States 2024 | India/Sri Lanka 2026 | Australia/New Zealand 2028 | England/Ireland/Scotland 2030
Women's: England 2009 | West Indies 2010 | Sri Lanka 2012 | Bangladesh 2014 | India 2016 | West Indies 2018 | Australia 2020 | South Africa 2023 | United Arab Emirates 2024 | England 2026 | Pakistan 2028

World Test Championship

Champions Trophy
Bangladesh 1998 | Kenya 2000 | Sri Lanka 2002 | England 2004 | India 2006 | South Africa 2009 | England/Wales 2013 | England/Wales 2017 | Pakistan 2025 | Sri Lanka 2027 | India 2029

Under-19 Cricket World Cup
Men's ODI: Australia 1988 | South Africa 1998 | Sri Lanka 2000 | New Zealand 2002 | Bangladesh 2004 | Sri Lanka 2006 | Malaysia 2008 | New Zealand 2010 | Australia 2012 | United Arab Emirates 2014 | Bangladesh 2016 | New Zealand 2018 | South Africa 2020 | West Indies 2022 | South Africa 2024 | Zimbabwe/Namibia 2026
Women's T20: South Africa 2023 | Malaysia 2025 | Bangladesh/Nepal 2027

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