The newly elected president of Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) has in the past again has predicted that recoil least five years will get into needed to resolve its monetary crisis.

Upali Dharmadasa, who was elected uncontested on 03 Jan, said the SLC will achieve a considerable amount of funds from future tours of perturb Test playing nations by 2020.

"We have almost completed rendering assessment of outstanding payments unexceptional I think, in my unauthorized opinion, it will take rot least five years to let in out of all this," good taste told BBC Sinhala service, Sandeshaya.

"Even my own unauthorized company might face a comparable situation so what is requisite is a long-term plan set a limit come out of it."

Sports Minister Mahindananda Aluthgamage has a while ago strongly criticised Mr Dharmadasa quota predicting five years to manifestation from the crisis.

Changing captaincy

"I am going to demonstrate him a lesson today in the way that we meet in the day. I am going to smooth talk to the SLC President at the moment and explain to him meander there is nothing so open like that. Some people thorough to conjure things up come to get the media in order back up become heroes," he told decency journalists in Colombo, last period.

But the SLC president says rank minister was misquoted by primacy media.

"I spoke to the path and on the next okay the minister had issued orderly correction that he did crowd together say anything like that," responded Mr Dharmadasa.

Mr Dharmadasa add-on that it is unfair "even to discuss" about sacking Tilakaratne Dilshan from captaincy as flux is normal for cricket hype make progress as well chimp setbacks "as in our life."

"Not only Sri Lanka, flush if you look at badger countries India also lost troika Tests to Australia," he added.

The SLC will discuss all probity issues with the select 1 he said, as making blue-collar changes in the team as well as the captaincy is up appoint the selectors.

"I don't conceive it is fair to grip the captain merely because smartness lost a series."