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Diamond CRICKETER OF SRILANKA Kumar Sangarkara


Kumar Sangakkara confirmed he can retire from international cricket once the second check of Sri Lanka's forthcoming series against Asian countryvocation time on one among the foremostproductive careers in fashionable cricket. Sangakkara won't play the third check within the in progress series against Pakistanselecting instead to play for county facet Surrey, before returning toDemocratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka sooner than the primary check against Asian country.
"I have 
determined to decision it daily on my international career throughout the second check of the Indian series," Sangakkara same once stumps on day 3 of the second check in national capital. "This was the commitment I had created with the previous choice committee. I had originally planned to retireonce the planet Cup, however following discussions with the previous selectors, I gave the commitment that i will be able to be offered for these 2 series.
"At 
constant time I same that i'd be unable to play six check matches, however I might do four, and if that was okay, and that i would offer 100% of my commitment to those four Tests. Once they samethis was okay, i made a decision that i'd extend my career."
Sangakkara had given thought to 
taking part in solely the primary check against Asian countryfollowing a amendment of planned dates for that tour, however has since chosen to honour his commitment to the previous selectors. There had been calls, from inside Sri Lanka's sporting and political institutions, for him to increase his career by another year, however he has declined those requests.

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