Sri Lanka cricket great Sanath Jayasuriya charged with corruptionGARETH COPLEY/GETTY IMAGES Sri Lanka's chairman of selectors Sanath Jayasuriya, a former great player, has been charged with two counts of interrupting an ICC anti-corruption investigation. Sri Lanka great Sanath Jayasuriya became one of the most high-profile figures embroiled in corruption in cricket when he was charged on Monday (Tuesday NZ Time) with two counts of disrupting an investigation. Zimbabwe beat Sri Lanka 3-2, their first major series win since 2001. Jayasuriya, who was Sri Lanka captain from 1999-2003, amassed 6973 runs at an average of just over 40 in tests. Jayasuriya played international cricket from 1989-2011.

Source: Stuff October 15, 2018 14:31 UTC