Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) issues a statement after the arrest of former India Under-19 cricketer Manjot Kalra, who is accused of corrupt practices connected to the Lanka Premier League (LPL). SLC says it is maintaining its zero-tolerance approach to corruption and that the league’s anti-corruption framework remains in place. The board adds that it will fully cooperate with Sri Lanka Police’s special investigation unit handling the matter. SLC also states that the investigation does not affect the tournament’s scheduled continuation, indicating the LPL proceeds as planned. The statement presents the arrest as part of an ongoing inquiry into alleged corruption-related conduct during the league, and it emphasizes that SLC aims to protect the competition’s integrity. Overall, both outlets report the same sequence of events: Kalra’s arrest, SLC’s public clarification of its anti-corruption stance, cooperation with investigators, and assurances that the LPL schedule continues.