Sri Lanka Angelo Mathews announces pension from test cricket

Angelo MathewsOne of Sri Lanka’s most endurance and prestigious cricket, celebrating the end of the 17-year trip in the most demanding format, announced a retirement from the test cricket. 36-year-old confirmed that the upcoming test series is against Bangladesh In June, there will be the last appearance in the whites.

With its sustainability, under pressure and leadership qualities, Mathews’s march leaves an important space in building a red ball in Sri Lanka. His decision follows a decorated career who saw the column of the national team from a young man who promised him.

Angelo Mathews’ inheritance is carved in disciplinary and self-sacrifice

While moving away from long format, Mathews clarified the ADIEU did not offer all international crickets. Experienced comprehensively, for his one-day International International International International (ODIS) and T20Is, the door will continue to keep the Sri Lankan’s white ball squads open to future contributions. His presence, especially the team is vital as it seems to confuse youth in the approaching global events.

To debut in 2009, Mathews continued to play more than 100 test games for Sri Lanka, taking over 7,000 runs and solvent wickets. His comprehensive contributions and quiet behavior under pressure helped manage the team both high and high. In 2013, the team also served as a test captain between 2013 and 2017, including a historic number of historical wins in England in 2014.

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An emotional screw for a dear trip

In the heart noted, Mathews, a great honor and gratitude to the fans and the cricket brotherhood, was reflected in his test career with great pride and gratitude.

“With a grateful heart and unforgettable memories, the most dearest format of the game, the time for me to say goodbye to the international test cricket. Said in a statement issued by Mathews, Newsfirst.lk.

The message was in a deep manner with fans, many of them, sensitive match-saving knocks, in-time progress with the ball and the team led during the team.

“I gave me everything to cricket and cricket me back everything” added.

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