"I have requested a report. The playing mentor concerned and the net bowler will must be suspended," SLC's new boss Thilanga Sumathipala said at Pallekele today.
Opener Perera alarmed the authorities around a methodology made by bookies to him and Herath to fail to meet expectations amid a Test match against the West Indies in Galle in October.
Taking after the protest the two players were summoned to the police's Financial Crimes Division (FCID) a week ago. For the current week the skipper Angelo Mathews and the group chief Jerry Woutersz are additionally to be met by the FCID.
The FCID examination started taking after a protest stopped by the Sports Minister Dayasiri Jayasekera. Jayasekera told correspondents the bookies had drawn nearer the two players through a rocking the bowling alley mentor (the institute mentor) and a net bowler.
Sumathipala said none of the players, who have been tested and are to be addressed are suspects for match settling.
