Colombo, Nov. 15 -- Sri Lanka Supreme Court ruled almost all the provisions of the proposed Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) reform Bill as constitutional, reported MDW Live Sri Lanka on Sunday.

This has paved the way for big changes in the country's cricket administration, with only two clauses requiring amendments.

As per MDW Live Sri Lanka, if it is corrected at the Committee stage, the Parliament can pass the bill with a simple majority, while otherwise it will need a two-thirds majority to get passed.

The proposed legislation will establish a new statutory body, Sri Lanka Cricket, governed by a 14-member board comprising seven independent professionals and seven representatives elected by member clubs and provincial associations. It will a...