WSG Nimbus released an official statement on Wednesday in which it "utterly refutes the allegations made by the BCCSL" and "denies breaching the Agreement in any respect."

On Tuesday the Sri Lankan cricket board announced to the media that they had "terminated" their three-year agreement with WSG Nimbus that had commenced last December.

The release from the WSG Nimbus office in Singapore, states: "WSG Nimbus Pte Limited refers to the recent publicity relating to its Master Rights Agreement with the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka (BCCSL).

"WSG Nimbus was surprised to receive a letter yesterday from the BCCSL alleging that the Agreement between it and the BCCSL had ceased to operate as a result of purported breaches by WSG Nimbus.

"WSG Nimbus has since learnt that the BCCSL had also obtained an ex parte court order in Colombo in support of this. WSG Nimbus utterly refutes the allegations made by BCCSL and denies that it has breached the Agreement in any respect.

"WSG Nimbus will be taking steps to have the order set aside and to seek redress from BCCSL for all losses, damage and injury to its reputation and business emanating from this unjustified action by the BCCSL in seeking to terminate the Agreement.

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