Wanindu Hasaranga's surprise return from retirement to the Sri Lankan Test side was not a ploy to avoid the legspinner missing T20 World Cup games later this year, according to Sri Lanka Cricket. Hasaranga was suspended from worldwide cricket subsequent to piling up fault focuses for showing dispute against an umpiring choice in Sri Lanka's loss to Bangladesh on Walk 18. Be that as it may, following the game and before the approval was distributed by the ICC, Hasaranga emerged from Test retirement to be named in Sri Lanka's Test crew to confront Bangladesh. The ICC deciding that followed took his negative mark face up to eight, which implied he would need to miss two Tests, four ODIs or four T20Is, contingent upon which started things out. Had Hasaranga not been named in the Test crew, the boycott would have seen him miss the beginning of Sri Lanka's T20 World Cup crusade in June. However, as it ended up, his re-visitation of the Test crease - in spite of not having played a top of the line match in north of a year - guaranteed that his boycott would be served during Sri Lanka's next two Tests all things being equal. As per SLC, Hasaranga had informed them in an email on Walk 16 of his longing to be considered for Test cricket determination proceeding, refering to his superior wellness levels. Ajantha Mendis, an individual from Sri Lanka's determination council, in the mean time expressed that Hasaranga genuinely wanted to play Test cricket considerably prior. "It was around fourteen days prior that he let us know he was available to playing Tests once more," Mendis told Cricket. "We know what it looks like, however this choice was taken well before the last ODI." The ICC is accepted to have been in contact with SLC about the matter, to affirm Hasaranga's Test return more than anything more. However there is consciousness of the conditions and potential aims of Hasaranga's Test return, there is likewise an affirmation that no guidelines have been broken thus little should be possible about it. Had Hasaranga really played the Tests, it would have influenced his initial accessibility with Sunrisers Hyderabad at IPL 2024. Cricket has learned, nonetheless, that Sunrisers knew nothing about Hasaranga's arrangement to play those Tests. This isn't whenever Sri Lanka first has profited from a specialized proviso. In the 2012 T20 World Cup, Kumar Sangakkara remained in as skipper for one game to guarantee that had the side been censured for a delayed over rate, it would be him rather than normal chief Mahela Jayawardene copping any authorization. Jayawardene had proactively been endorsed for a similar before in the competition and would in this way have gotten a boycott if he somehow managed to get another authorization.