Sri Lanka ex skipper and opening batsman Tillakarathane Dilshan is retire from Test cricket but he will be available for sort format cricket like ODI's and T20.
The aggressive right-hander began his Test career in November 1999 playing against Zimbabwe at Bulawayo and the last of his 87 appearances came against Bangladesh at Colombo in March.He scored 5,492 Test runs, including 16 centuries, with a batting average of 40.98. He is the sixth highest Test run scorer in Sri Lanka's history.He also took 39 wickets with his off-spin at an average of 43.87.
The aggressive right-hander began his Test career in November 1999 playing against Zimbabwe at Bulawayo and the last of his 87 appearances came against Bangladesh at Colombo in March.He scored 5,492 Test runs, including 16 centuries, with a batting average of 40.98. He is the sixth highest Test run scorer in Sri Lanka's history.He also took 39 wickets with his off-spin at an average of 43.87.
