Sri Lanka cricketer Isuru Udana retires from international cricket
The Hindu
The left-arm seam bowling all-rounder will continue to play domestic and franchise cricket
Sri Lanka left-arm seam bowling all-rounder Isuru Udana on Saturday announced his retirement from international cricket with immediate effect, drawing curtains on a career spanning over a decade. Udana had a very modest international career with sporadic appearances over 12 years in which he played only 21 ODIs and 35 T20 Internationals with just 45 wickets to show for his efforts. The 33-year-old, who was part of the limited overs series against India that ended on Thursday, will, however, continue to play domestic and franchise cricket. He had represented Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL couple of seasons back.
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