SL announces squad for the Test series against New Zealand

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Sri Lanka Cricket Selection Committee approved the following 16-member squad to play the two-match test series vs. New Zealand.

The Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs approved the squad.

The first test match will commence on the 18th of September at the GICS, Galle.

The Squad
1) Dhananjaya De Silva – Captain
2) Dimuth Karunaratne
3) Pathum Nissanka
4) Kusal Mendis
5) Angelo Mathews
6) Dinesh Chandimal
7) Kamindu Mendis
8) Sadeera Samarawickrama
9) Oshada Fernando
10) Asitha Fernando
11) Vishwa Fernando
12) Lahiru Kumara
13) Prabath Jayasuriya
14)Ramesh Mendis
15)Jeffrey Vandersay
16) Milan Rathnayake

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