Sri Lanka Cricket has been reinstated as a member of the International Cricket Council after a two-month suspension, the ICC said Sunday.
The sport's governing body suspended the SLC on November 10 for government interference after Sri Lanka's ministry of sport dismissed the SLC board and replaced it with an interim committee following the country's poor performance at last year's 50-over World Cup.
"The (ICC) board has been monitoring the situation since the suspension and are now satisfied that SLC are no longer in breach of membership obligations," the ICC said in a statement.
The SLC had filed an appeal against their suspension with the ICC on November 21.
On the same day, the ICC announced that Sri Lanka were free to participate in international cricket but moved the Under-19 World Cup 2024 out of the country.
On November 27, Sri Lanka's sports minister Roshan Ranasinghe was sacked from his position by the country's president Ranil Wickremesinghe.
Ranasinghe's successor Harin Fernando overturned the interim committee and restored the SLC board.
Earlier this month, a sub-committee was appointed by Wickremesinghe to look into recommended structural reforms in the country's cricket board in line with other Test-playing nations.
Sri Lanka host Afghanistan in a one-off Test match starting Friday.