Sri Lankan fast bowler Suranga Lakmali Will retire from all forms of international cricket after the tour of India in February-March. Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) said on Wednesday.
Lakmal made his international debut in 2009 and played 68 Tests, 86 One Day Internationals and 11 Twenty20 Internationals, taking 285 wickets and scoring 1,179 runs.
The 34-year-old briefly captained the Sri Lankan Test team in 2018 in absence Dinesh Chandimal Due to the ball tampering ban, winning his first match as captain West Indies At Kensington Oval.
“We take this opportunity to wish Lakmal the best in his future endeavours, and look forward to seeing him perform for the country during this time. Sri Lanka Tour of India, if the selectors agree to them,” SLC CEO Ashley De Silva said.
Lakmal made his international debut in 2009 and played 68 Tests, 86 One Day Internationals and 11 Twenty20 Internationals, taking 285 wickets and scoring 1,179 runs.
The 34-year-old briefly captained the Sri Lankan Test team in 2018 in absence Dinesh Chandimal Due to the ball tampering ban, winning his first match as captain West Indies At Kensington Oval.
“We take this opportunity to wish Lakmal the best in his future endeavours, and look forward to seeing him perform for the country during this time. Sri Lanka Tour of India, if the selectors agree to them,” SLC CEO Ashley De Silva said.
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