Dulip Samaraweera

Former Sri Lankan cricketer Dulip Samaraweera, already serving a 20-year ban from Australian cricket for inappropriate conduct, has been handed an additional 10-year ban. The new sanction, running concurrently with the previous one, follows fresh allegations of inappropriate behaviour during private coaching sessions while he was employed by Cricket Victoria.

Former Sri Lankan cricketer Dulip Samaraweera has received a 20-year ban from holding any position within Australian cricket due to inappropriate behavior towards a woman player. Cricket Australia's Conduct Commission found him guilty of violating the organization's code of conduct, underscoring the need for addressing harassment and ensuring safety in sports environments.

Former cricketer Dulip Samaraweera has been handed a 10-year ban from all cricketing roles in Australia following a guilty verdict on serious misconduct charges. This ban will run concurrently with a previous 20-year ban issued last month for a separate offense. The recent ruling stems from inappropriate behavior allegations during Samaraweera's time with Cricket Victoria, specifically involving private coaching sessions.