“We will accept his decision and are confident that Hasaranga will be a vital part of our white-ball program going forward,” Ashley De Silva, CEO of SLC, said.

Although Hasaranga was initially included in Sri Lanka’s Test squad plan, he was ultimately not selected for the final squad. He decided to withdraw from his Major League Cricket (MLC) contract after being named as a potential player for the Test team.

In his career, Hasaranga has participated in 44 first-class matches, managing to take 102 wickets. Notably, he has scored three centuries and 19 half-centuries in these matches.

Hasaranga’s international appearances for Sri Lanka include 48 ODIs and 58 T20Is. He is set to participate in the upcoming Asia Cup and World Cup as a part of the Sri Lankan team. The Asia Cup will be hosted in Pakistan and Sri Lanka, while the World Cup is scheduled to take place in India.

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