In his retirement letter written to Sri Lanka Cricket, Perera however said, he will continue to play domestic cricket.
The off-spinner represented the country across all international formats. He has played 43 Tests, 13 ODIs and 3 T20I for Sri Lanka.
Sri Lanka Cricket wishes him the very best for his future endeavors, the statement said.
The bowling all-rounder represented the country in 43 Tests, 13 ODIs and three T20Is across 14 years since making his debut in 2007.
The off-spinner collected 177 wickets and 1,456 runs across all formats.
Dilruwan last played for Sri Lanka in January 2021 against England in Galle where he picked up a wicket and scored 71 runs.
One of only 5 Sri Lankans to take more than 150 Test wickets, he holds the record for the fastest Sri Lankan to reach 50 wickets (11 matches). – ada derana
