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NDTV
04-06-2025
- Business
- NDTV
Sri Lankan Cricketers Seek Court's Intervention In Tax Dispute
Sri Lankan cricketers have sought the intervention of Court of Appeal following a personal income tax dispute with the game's governing body, SLC and the Department of Inland Revenue (IRD). The cricketers, both men and women, went to the court in March, wanting the court to rule that they are not employees of SLC but individual service providers in terms of the tax liability. The likes of Dhananjaya de Silva, Charith Asalanka, women cricketers Chamari Atapattu and Anushka Sanjeewani made the court plea for their recognition as individual service providers. The SLC lawyers were supportive of the cricketers' position. However the Solicitor General's Department argued that after signing contracts with the SLC, they are deemed employees under the Inland Revenue Act. When the case was heard on Tuesday, the parties came to an interim settlement, the lawyers said. This would mean that IRD would deduct Advance Personal Income Tax (APIT) from cricketers from June, while the IRD would put on hold the recovery of APIT for 2022/23 and 2023/24 until the conclusion of the case. The case would be next heard on November 6, 14 and 18, the lawyers said.
News18
04-06-2025
- Business
- News18
Sri Lankan Cricketers Challenge Income Tax Dispute, Reach Interim Settlement
Last Updated: Sri Lankan cricketers approached the Court of Appeal over a tax dispute. An interim settlement was reached; hearings continue in November. Sri Lankan cricketers have approached the Court of Appeal regarding a personal income tax dispute between Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) and the Department of Inland Revenue (IRD). Both male and female players filed the case in March, seeking a ruling that they are not employees of SLC, but rather individual service providers for tax purposes. Prominent players, including Dhananjaya de Silva, Charith Asalanka, Chamari Atapattu, and Anushka Sanjeewani, requested the court to recognise them as individual service providers. SLC's legal team supported the cricketers' position. However, the Solicitor General's Department argued that by signing contracts with SLC, the players are considered employees under the Inland Revenue Act. During Tuesday's hearing, an interim settlement was reached. As part of the agreement, the IRD will deduct Advance Personal Income Tax (APIT) from the cricketers from June onwards. Meanwhile, the recovery of APIT for the 2022/23 and 2023/24 fiscal years will be suspended pending the conclusion of the case. The next hearings are scheduled for 6, 14, and 18 November, according to the lawyers. First Published: June 04, 2025, 14:02 IST
Hans India
20-05-2025
- Sport
- Hans India
Mumbai Indians Sign Bairstow, Asalanka, and Gleeson as Replacements for National Duty Players
Indian Premier League franchise Mumbai Indians chose Jonny Bairstow, Charith Asalanka, and Richard Gleeson to replace Will Jacks, Corbin Bosch, and Ryan Rickelton, who will be leaving for national duties, respectively. England player Jonny Bairstow played a crucial role in the team's 2019 ODI World Cup victory and has made 287 appearances for England. Charith Asalanka, who is currently Sri Lanka's captain for both ODI and T20I formats, has played 134 international matches for the country. Richard Gleeson, recognised for his skills in the death overs, has played six T20I matches for England.
BBC News
20-05-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Bairstow to replace Jacks at Mumbai Indians
England wicketkeeper-batter Jonny Bairstow will replace compatriot Will Jacks at Mumbai Indians if they qualify for the play-off stages of the Indian Premier is expected to return to England to play in the one-day series against the West Indies, which starts on Thursday, 29 IPL had to be paused amid political tension between India and Pakistan and the tournament's rescheduling resulted in it clashing with England's IPL resumed on Saturday and the play-offs begin on 29 May, with the final taking place on Tuesday, 3 Indians are in the fourth and final qualifying spot for the play-offs with two games left in the league have also brought in English bowler Richard Gleeson and Sri Lanka all-rounder Charith Asalanka to replace South African duo Ryan Rickelton and Corbin Bosch, who are also leaving for international duty with their country prior to the IPL statement said, external Yorkshire player Bairstow, 35, will join Mumbai Indians for 5.25 crore Indian rupees (£458,000), while Lancashire's Gleeson will join for 1 crore INR (£87,000). Yorkshire said, external Bairstow would miss their next County Championship match against Nottinghamshire and up to two Vitality Blast games depending on Mumbai Indians' progress."Whilst it is naturally disappointing to lose Jonny for the next few weeks, the opportunity for him to play in the final stages of the IPL at this stage in his career is huge," said Yorkshire general manager of cricket Gavin Hamilton."Jonny has been open with us around his desire to play in the IPL from our very first conversation with him, and we'd like to wish him the best of luck in the coming weeks. "We look forward to welcoming him back for the early stages of our Vitality Blast campaign."
The Independent
20-05-2025
- Sport
- The Independent
Yorkshire captain Jonny Bairstow joins Mumbai Indians for IPL play-offs
Yorkshire captain Jonny Bairstow has joined Mumbai Indians as a replacement player for the Indian Premier League play-offs. The 35-year-old batter will miss the next County Championship match against Nottinghamshire and possibly the first two Vitality Blast matches, depending on how the Indians fare in the competition. The move comes with Yorkshire second-bottom of the Championship standings. Bairstow replaces compatriot Will Jacks, who will leave after the final league game to join up with the England squad for next month's white-ball series against West Indies. Mumbai, who are fourth in the IPL standings after 12 games but not yet assured of a play-off spot, have also added former England T20 seamer Richard Gleeson and Sri Lanka's Charith Asalanka to their squad, with Ryan Rickelton and Corbin Bosch leaving for South Africa duty at the same time as Jacks. Gavin Hamilton, Yorkshire's general manager of cricket, said on the club's website: 'Whilst it is naturally disappointing to lose Jonny for the next few weeks, the opportunity for him to play in the final stages of the IPL at this stage in his career is huge. 'Jonny has been open with us around his desire to play in the IPL from our very first conversation with him, and we'd like to wish him the best of luck in the coming weeks. 'We look forward to welcoming him back for the early stages of our Vitality Blast campaign.'
