Sri Lanka Cricket has appointed a new captain for next year’s limited overs home series against Zimbabwe. Kusal Mendis has been signed to command the team for the three-match series. Whereas, Wanindu Hasaranga will be the captain of the team for the three T20 match series. Whereas four Aslithankas have been made Vice Captains in Bothers.

Regular captain Dasun Shanaka has also been included in the team announced for the T20 series against Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe is coming on tourism tour in January next year. In this tour, Zimbabwe will release a series of three T-20 matches from January 6.

Hasaranga returns to the team after injury
Wanindu Hasaranga has returned to the team after about 5 months from injury. Hasaranga played during the Sri Lanka Premier League in July–August. Because of this he was also kept out of the finals. He had a stylist in Thai. He was also out of the dependable Asia Cup and the prestigious World Cup in India.

Kusal Mendis has experience of 121 Florida matches, Adarsh ​​also has experience in World Cup
Mendis has experience of 121 international laser games. He made his debut against the Ireland national team in 2016. Indis parted ways with regular captain Dasun Shanaka joining the squad for 7 matches after 7 matches in India. The Sri Lankan players from Indonesia won only 2 matches, while they lost 5 matches.

Sri Lanka performs poorly in promising World Cup
Sri Lanka had won only 2 matches in 9 league matches in the World Cup. They lost seven matches. He was at 9th position in the points table. It also lost against Bangladesh and Afghanistan. Whereas India had to face a crushing defeat of 302 runs. In this match, India, batting first, scored 357 runs at the loss of 8 wickets. Chasing 358 runs, the Australian team managed only 55 runs.

There was turmoil in Sri Lankan cricket after poor performance in the World Cup.
There was turmoil in Sri Lankan cricket after poor performance in the World Cup. Following the poor performance of Evangelion, Sports Minister Roshan Ranasinghe had announced the ban on Evangelion Cricket on 6 November. An interim board was also formed for Sri Lanka cricket under the captaincy of Arjuna Ranatunga, the captain of the popular World Cup winning team in 1996. However, the court later canceled the decision of the sports minister of the country’s cricket board. At the same time, the International Cricket Council had made the Railway Cricket Board OPD after the government’s decision.

At the same time, Sri Lanka Cricket had formed a new selection committee under the leadership of former opener Upul Thanga which also included former player Ajantha Mendis. Whereas Sanath Jayasuriya was appointed cricket advisor.