2025 witnessed another retirement in cricket; another legend said goodbye to the longest format of the game. Angelo Mathews, currently playing against Bangladesh in the first Test match of a 2-match series, will hang up his boots after the conclusion of the match in Galle International Stadium.
The seasoned all-rounder will sign off from the Test arena by playing his last Test series against Bangladesh at home.
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Sri Lanka has picked 18 players for their Test series in Bangladesh, including six who could play their first Test. Angelo Mathews will play his final Test match in Galle before retiring.
The cricket world is now witnessing a series of farewells from Test cricket. After sudden retirements from Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, another legend of the format in modern-era cricket has said goodbye to the longest format of the game.
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