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Dhananjaya de Silva steps down as Sri Lanka Test captain

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Dhananjaya de Silva steps down as Sri Lanka Test captain

Dhananjaya de Silva has officially resigned as the Test captain of Sri Lanka, concluding an 18-match tenure.

His decision was communicated to the Sri Lanka Cricket Board.

Under his leadership, the team celebrated victories over Afghanistan and Bangladesh.

As it stands, Sri Lanka ranks seventh in the World Test Championship, with no announcement yet regarding his successor before the series against Pakistan.

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