Sri Lankan batting extraordinary Kumar Sangakkara will end his worldwide vocation at the P Sara Oval one month from now in the second match of the three-Test arrangement against commonplace adversaries India.
A month ago, Sri Lanka's most productive batman declared his choice to resign after the second Test against India, cutting the shade down on a famous 15-year stay at the wrinkle.
The Indian and the Sri Lankan cricket sheets reported the visit agenda on Thursday, affirming Galle as the venue for the first Test beginning on August 12.
The 37-year-old Sangakkara needed to stop all configurations after the World Cup recently however consented to remain focused play four home Tests - two against Pakistan and the same number of against India.
P Sara Oval will have the second Test, which will be Sangakkara's 134th and last appearance, from August 20.
The previous commander has scored 12,305 keeps running from 132 Tests at a normal of somewhat higher than 58, to run with his 14,234 keeps running in 404 one-day internationals.
Sri Lanka will start another time without the southpaw when they make a beeline for Sinhalese Sports Club (SSC), additionally in Colombo, for the third and last match against their neighbors.
India will reach Colombo on August 3 and play a three-day warm up match at R Premadasa Stadium from August 6.
Friday, July 10, 2015
Sanga to end vocation in P Sara Oval
2015-07-10T02:56:00-07:00
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