Question marks from Sri Lanka
The Oxford Dictionary says 'interim' means ‘intended to last for only a short time until a more permanent solution is found.’ Ironically, politicians in Sri Lanka have used this word to explain the formation of ad-hoc committees to run Sri Lanka
Judhajit
25-Feb-2013
The Oxford Dictionary says 'interim' means ‘intended to last for only a short time until a more permanent solution is found.’ Ironically, politicians in Sri Lanka have used this word to explain the formation of ad-hoc committees to run Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) whenever they find a ‘hard nut’ who is exploiting the situation and they have no control over it. SR Pathiravitana expresses his concerns in his column in the Sunday Times, the Sri Lankan daily.
...We are not concerned about anyone’s personal credentials or individual capabilities. What we are really concerned about is that by an unsuitable person occupying a hot seat at SLC what bad effects it could have on the general well being of cricket on either side of the boundary line and what repercussions it would bring to our national cricket in the long run.
In his column in the same paper, Roshan Abeysinghe believes that domestic cricket in Sri Lanka is not being taken seriously enough.