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Colombo: Isuru Udana, the Sri Lanka paceman, announced his retirement from international cricket on Saturday, 31 July.
The 33-year-old has played 56 matches for Sri Lanka, picking 45 wickets, and was part of the home series against India, in which Sri Lanka secured the T20I series 2-1, while losing the ODIs by the same margin.
Udana said he was stepping aside and making way for the young players coming through. "I believe the time has come for me to make way for the next generation of players," Udana said in an SLC statement.
"It is with immense pride and passion, and unfathomable commitment that I have represented and served my country."
Udana debuted for Sri Lanka in 2009, but only became a mainstay of the side in the latter half of the last decade. He was also a handy batsman, scoring a half-century in both ODIs and T20Is. The latter was a particularly fiery knock – a 48-ball mot out 84 against South Africa in 2019.
Thank you very much ❤️. Love you all. Stay safe. #goodbye #IZY17 pic.twitter.com/4dXt72bMn0
— Isuru Udana (@IAmIsuru17) July 31, 2021
