Sri Lankan legend Angelo Mathews brought the curtain down on his illustrious Test career after the opening match against Bangladesh in Galle.
The 37-year-old ends with 8,241 runs in 119 Tests at an average of 44.4, alongside 33 wickets. He received a guard of honour from Bangladesh and heartfelt applause from fans.
Mathews, who debuted in 2009 and captained Sri Lanka in 34 Tests, said, I cant believe the love Ive received. Its overwhelming.rdquo; Reflecting on career highlights, he named the 3-0 whitewash of Australia and the Headingley win in 2014. As Sri Lankas third-highest run-scorer, Mathews exits with grace, leaving the future in the hands of the next generation.
You may also like
Democrats are at odds over Israel-Iran war as Trump considers intervening
Inside world's 'creepiest' island with 160,000 corpses which tourists are banned from
Sara Ali Khan entertains with impromptu shayari during the promotion of 'Metro... In Dino'
NPS Scheme- You can also take advantage of the Old Pension Scheme, know how
Phil Foden lifts lid on brother's autism struggle as Man City star hires carer
