Former Sri Lankan cricketer Dilruwan Perera has decided to resign from the position he held in the current cricket selection committee.
Dilruwan, who was a member of the five-member selection committee headed by Upul Tharanga, has taken this decision with the aim of giving more attention to his cricket coaching responsibilities.
Thus, he has accepted his responsibilities as the bowling coach of the Sri Lanka under-19 cricket team.
At the age of 42, Dilruwan played 43 Test matches, 14 ODI matches and 3 T20 matches for Sri Lanka and managed to take 177 international wickets.
After Dilruwan’s exit, the Sri Lankan Cricket Selection Committee will be reduced to four members and Upul Tharanga, Ajantha Mendis, Indika De Seram and Tharanga Paranavithana will be the members.
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