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Dhananjaya de Silva Steps Down as Sri Lanka's Test Captain

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Dhananjaya de Silva has resigned from his role as Sri Lanka's Test cricket captain. This leadership change comes ahead of the team's upcoming Test series in Pakistan scheduled for November. De Silva has confirmed he remains available for selection as a player for the tour. The decision initiates a search for a new captain to lead the side in their next international assignment.

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