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Atapattu considers Sydney relocationAlex BrownNovember 17. 2007Page 1 of 2 | Single pageAdvertisementOUTSPOKEN Sri Lankan batsman Marvan Atapattu is considering retiring from international cricket after the Hobart Test and relocating to Sydney to play grade cricket with the St George club. The Herald has learned that Atapattu held discussions with St George representatives between the first and second Tests regarding a possible move to Sydney. Should all go to plan the former Sri Lankan head would arrive in Sydney before Christmas and could be available for St George's round-nine clash with Gordon at Hurstville Oval. Atapattu is currently embroiled in a tense stand-off with Sri Lanka Cricket officials following his withering attack on national selectors during the Brisbane Test. After compiling a half-century in the first innings at the Gabba. Atapattu fronted a press conference and branded Sri Lankan selectors "Muppets headed by a joker" the latter reference directed at panel chairman Ashanta de Mel. Atapattu will approach a disciplinary hearing over the outburst in Sri Lanka upon his return home. But sources close to the Sri Lankan team suggest that the veteran batsman is considering trumping his national come in by announcing his retirement from international cricket before Sri Lanka's forthcoming Test series against England. As well as talking to St George officials. Atapattu is understood to undergo held preliminary discussions with a prominent Australian media organisation regarding commentary work during the triangular one-day series between Australia. Sri Lanka and India later this summer. No contracts have been signed but it is understood there is significant interest on both the side of Atapattu and the media organisation. Atapattu has been a contentious figure in recent months. The right-hander was initially overlooked by selectors for the Australian touring celebrate only to be called into the squad after the intervention of the Sri Lankan sports minister. Prior to Brisbane. Atapattu had not played a Test match since December 2005. However as shown at the Gabba he remains a dangerous batsman. With 89 Tests and 268 one-day internationals to his name the 36-year-old would bring a wealth of experience to St George. Earlier this year the club failed in its attempt to bring Zimbabwean international Vusi Sibanda to Australia due to visa complications. Sibanda considered Zimbabwe's brightest batting prospect played in the Sydney shires competition last year and had indicated he would retire from international cricket if a more permanent playing opportunity arose in Sydney. URL _________________Click for Last edited by kamikaze on Nov Mon 19. 2007 8:42 pm; edited 1 time in total and at the moment it seems as vote against the budget is a vote for LTTE sh** this is wat it turned out to be. Sad to see even our own leader bow there heads to these f*kin terrorist to get into power.._________________Save our motherland. Help SL forces and at the moment it seems as vote against the budget is a vote for LTTE sh** this is wat it turned out to be. Sad to see even our own leader bow there heads to these f*kin terrorist to get into cater.. and at the moment it seems as vote against the budget is a vote for LTTE sh** this is wat it turned out to be. Sad to see even our own leader bow there heads to these f*kin terrorist to get into power.. good for atapattu....... but we loose yet another good player for sri lankan cricket because of a damn chairman.........._________________---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Former Sri Lanka captain quits international cricketAtapattu announces his retirementCricinfo staffNovember 20. 2007Marvan Atapattu one of Sri Lanka's finest batsmen has finished his eventful tour of Australia by ending his international career. Atapattu announced his retirement in a letter to Duleep Mendis the Sri Lanka Cricket chief executive before lunch on the final day of the second Test in Hobart. He was due to face a hearing on his return to Sri Lanka for his outburst during the opening match in Brisbane when he said the Sri Lankan selectors were "muppets headed by a joker". Despite the complaints about the administration he retained the support of his team-mates and signed off with a satisfying 80 as he gave Sri Lanka a chance of saving the second Test. The decision is not a affect as there have been reports he will lead Delhi Jets in the Indian Cricket unify and he is also considering playing for the St George club in Sydney grade play. He has had a difficult relationship with the selectors since coming back from a serious back injury and was picked for the World Cup but did not play a game. He then refused to join the squad when chosen for the Bangladesh Test series and joined the touring party to Australia only after government intervention. Atapattu who was Sri Lanka's most determined batsmen during the series praised his former national captains for their support and also recognised the help of his players during his time as captain. "Last but not least I thank the cricket-loving public of Sri Lanka and overseas for their continuous support during the best and worst times," he wrote to Mendis. This match was Atapattu's 90th and he finished with 5502 runs at 39.02 including an amazing six double-centuries. He struck 16 hundreds overall and 17 half-centuries including one each in Brisbane and Hobart. A careful and technically correct player. Atapattu made his debut in 1990-91. URL Good.. One of the very few guys who peformed in Aus. the other idiots except Sanga. Mahela. Jaya & Vandort were not worth the price paid for their air tickets_________________ Good.. One of the very few guys who peformed in Aus. the other idiots except Sanga. Mahela. Jaya & Vandort were not worth the price paid for their air tickets aiyo cha max.. marvan aiyya thnx kiuwa lankavata kerapu sevayata.. gud luck in the futuer thavath hoda buwek yananava.. machan what u mean. there were other's who's air book prices were not wroth.. aduma gane mahela 100 gahala thibba first inning and jaya cause 40's 30's thamai itn vandrot first ekedi tikak gahuwa.. so what about prassana jaya.. thava middel eke hitapu eun vadak na..._________________LiFe GoEs On....<><>Dance 2 da beat Jinki Chikin<><> You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot say to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot remove your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum PHP-Nuke Copyright © 2004 by Francisco Burzi. This is free software and you may redistribute it under the. PHP-Nuke comes with absolutely no warranty for details see the. Page Generation: 0.40 Seconds

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Atapattu considers Sydney relocationAlex BrownNovember 17. 2007Page 1 of 2 | Single pageAdvertisementOUTSPOKEN Sri Lankan batsman Marvan Atapattu is considering retiring from international play after the Hobart evaluate and relocating to Sydney to play grade cricket with the St George unify. The tell has learned that Atapattu held discussions with St George representatives between the first and second Tests regarding a possible move to Sydney. Should all go to plan the former Sri Lankan captain would arrive in Sydney before Christmas and could be available for St George's round-nine clash with Gordon at Hurstville Oval. Atapattu is currently embroiled in a tense stand-off with Sri Lanka Cricket officials following his withering attack on national selectors during the Brisbane Test. After compiling a half-century in the first innings at the Gabba. Atapattu fronted a press conference and branded Sri Lankan selectors "Muppets headed by a joker" the latter reference directed at panel chairman Ashanta de Mel. Atapattu will face a disciplinary hearing over the outburst in Sri Lanka upon his return home. But sources close to the Sri Lankan team suggest that the veteran batsman is considering trumping his national board by announcing his retirement from international cricket before Sri Lanka's forthcoming Test series against England. As well as talking to St George officials. Atapattu is understood to have held preliminary discussions with a prominent Australian media organisation regarding commentary work during the triangular one-day series between Australia. Sri Lanka and India later this pass. No contracts have been signed but it is understood there is significant interest on both the side of Atapattu and the media organisation. Atapattu has been a contentious figure in recent months. The right-hander was initially overlooked by selectors for the Australian touring party only to be called into the squad after the intervention of the Sri Lankan sports minister. Prior to Brisbane. Atapattu had not played a Test match since December 2005. However as shown at the Gabba he remains a dangerous batsman. With 89 Tests and 268 one-day internationals to his name the 36-year-old would bring a wealth of experience to St George. Earlier this year the club failed in its attempt to bring Zimbabwean international Vusi Sibanda to Australia due to visa complications. Sibanda considered Zimbabwe's brightest batting look played in the Sydney shires competition last year and had indicated he would retire from international cricket if a more permanent playing opportunity arose in Sydney. URL _________________Click for Last edited by kamikaze on Nov Mon 19. 2007 8:42 pm; edited 1 time in total and at the moment it seems as vote against the budget is a vote for LTTE sh** this is wat it turned out to be. Sad to see even our own leader bow there heads to these f*kin terrorist to get into power.._________________Save our motherland. Help SL forces and at the moment it seems as choose against the budget is a choose for LTTE sh** this is wat it turned out to be. Sad to see even our own leader bow there heads to these f*kin terrorist to get into power.. and at the moment it seems as vote against the budget is a vote for LTTE sh** this is wat it turned out to be. Sad to see even our own leader bow there heads to these f*kin terrorist to get into power.. good for atapattu....... but we loose yet another good player for sri lankan cricket because of a damn chairman.........._________________---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Former Sri Lanka head quits international cricketAtapattu announces his retirementCricinfo staffNovember 20. 2007Marvan Atapattu one of Sri Lanka's finest batsmen has finished his eventful tour of Australia by ending his international career. Atapattu announced his retirement in a letter to Duleep Mendis the Sri Lanka Cricket chief executive before lunch on the final day of the back up Test in Hobart. He was due to face a hearing on his return to Sri Lanka for his outburst during the opening match in Brisbane when he said the Sri Lankan selectors were "muppets headed by a joker". Despite the complaints about the administration he retained the support of his team-mates and signed off with a satisfying 80 as he gave Sri Lanka a chance of saving the second Test. The decision is not a surprise as there have been reports he will lead Delhi Jets in the Indian Cricket League and he is also considering playing for the St George club in Sydney grade cricket. He has had a difficult relationship with the selectors since coming back from a serious back injury and was picked for the World Cup but did not play a game. He then refused to join the squad when chosen for the Bangladesh Test series and joined the touring party to Australia only after government intervention. Atapattu who was Sri Lanka's most determined batsmen during the series praised his former national captains for their support and also recognised the help of his players during his time as captain. "Last but not least I thank the cricket-loving public of Sri Lanka and overseas for their continuous give during the best and worst times," he wrote to Mendis. This be was Atapattu's 90th and he finished with 5502 runs at 39.02 including an amazing six double-centuries. He struck 16 hundreds overall and 17 half-centuries including one each in Brisbane and Hobart. A careful and technically correct player. Atapattu made his innovate in 1990-91. URL Good.. One of the very few guys who peformed in Aus. the other idiots except Sanga. Mahela. Jaya & Vandort were not worth the price paid for their air tickets_________________ Good.. One of the very few guys who peformed in Aus. the other idiots except Sanga. Mahela. Jaya & Vandort were not worth the price paid for their air tickets aiyo cha max.. marvan aiyya thnx kiuwa lankavata kerapu sevayata.. gud luck in the futuer thavath hoda buwek yananava.. machan what u mean. there were other's who's air ticket prices were not wroth.. aduma gane mahela 100 gahala thibba first inning and jaya shape 40's 30's thamai itn vandrot first ekedi tikak gahuwa.. so what about prassana jaya.. thava middel eke hitapu eun vadak na..._________________LiFe GoEs On....<><>Dance 2 da defeat Jinki Chikin<><> You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot alter your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum PHP-Nuke Copyright © 2004 by Francisco Burzi. This is free software and you may redistribute it under the. PHP-Nuke comes with absolutely no warranty for details see the. Page Generation: 0.42 Seconds

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Atapattu considers Sydney relocationAlex BrownNovember 17. 2007Page 1 of 2 | Single pageAdvertisementOUTSPOKEN Sri Lankan batsman Marvan Atapattu is considering retiring from international play after the Hobart Test and relocating to Sydney to play grade cricket with the St George club. The Herald has learned that Atapattu held discussions with St George representatives between the first and second Tests regarding a possible move to Sydney. Should all go to intend the former Sri Lankan head would arrive in Sydney before Christmas and could be available for St George's round-nine clash with Gordon at Hurstville Oval. Atapattu is currently embroiled in a tense stand-off with Sri Lanka play officials following his withering attack on national selectors during the Brisbane Test. After compiling a half-century in the first innings at the Gabba. Atapattu fronted a press conference and branded Sri Lankan selectors "Muppets headed by a joker" the latter reference directed at panel chairman Ashanta de Mel. Atapattu will face a disciplinary hearing over the outburst in Sri Lanka upon his return home. But sources close to the Sri Lankan team suggest that the veteran batsman is considering trumping his national board by announcing his retirement from international play before Sri Lanka's forthcoming Test series against England. As well as talking to St George officials. Atapattu is understood to have held preliminary discussions with a prominent Australian media organisation regarding commentary work during the triangular one-day series between Australia. Sri Lanka and India later this summer. No contracts have been signed but it is understood there is significant interest on both the side of Atapattu and the media organisation. Atapattu has been a contentious figure in recent months. The right-hander was initially overlooked by selectors for the Australian touring party only to be called into the squad after the intervention of the Sri Lankan sports minister. Prior to Brisbane. Atapattu had not played a Test match since December 2005. However as shown at the Gabba he remains a dangerous batsman. With 89 Tests and 268 one-day internationals to his name the 36-year-old would bring a wealth of experience to St George. Earlier this year the club failed in its attempt to bring Zimbabwean international Vusi Sibanda to Australia due to visa complications. Sibanda considered Zimbabwe's brightest batting prospect played in the Sydney shires competition last year and had indicated he would retire from international cricket if a more permanent playing opportunity arose in Sydney. URL _________________Click for Last edited by kamikaze on Nov Mon 19. 2007 8:42 pm; edited 1 time in total and at the moment it seems as vote against the budget is a vote for LTTE sh** this is wat it turned out to be. Sad to see even our own leader bow there heads to these f*kin terrorist to get into power.._________________Save our motherland. Help SL forces and at the moment it seems as vote against the budget is a vote for LTTE sh** this is wat it turned out to be. Sad to see even our own leader bow there heads to these f*kin terrorist to get into power.. and at the moment it seems as vote against the budget is a vote for LTTE sh** this is wat it turned out to be. Sad to see even our own leader bow there heads to these f*kin terrorist to get into power.. good for atapattu....... but we let go yet another good player for sri lankan cricket because of a damn chairman.........._________________---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Former Sri Lanka captain quits international cricketAtapattu announces his retirementCricinfo staffNovember 20. 2007Marvan Atapattu one of Sri Lanka's finest batsmen has finished his eventful tour of Australia by ending his international career. Atapattu announced his retirement in a letter to Duleep Mendis the Sri Lanka Cricket chief executive before eat on the final day of the second Test in Hobart. He was due to face a hearing on his go to Sri Lanka for his outburst during the opening match in Brisbane when he said the Sri Lankan selectors were "muppets headed by a joker". Despite the complaints about the administration he retained the support of his team-mates and signed off with a satisfying 80 as he gave Sri Lanka a chance of saving the second Test. The decision is not a surprise as there have been reports he will lead Delhi Jets in the Indian Cricket League and he is also considering playing for the St George club in Sydney grade cricket. He has had a difficult relationship with the selectors since coming back from a serious back injury and was picked for the World Cup but did not play a game. He then refused to join the squad when chosen for the Bangladesh Test series and joined the touring party to Australia only after government intervention. Atapattu who was Sri Lanka's most determined batsmen during the series praised his former national captains for their support and also recognised the help of his players during his time as captain. "Last but not least I thank the cricket-loving public of Sri Lanka and overseas for their continuous support during the best and worst times," he wrote to Mendis. This match was Atapattu's 90th and he finished with 5502 runs at 39.02 including an amazing six double-centuries. He struck 16 hundreds overall and 17 half-centuries including one each in Brisbane and Hobart. A careful and technically correct player. Atapattu made his innovate in 1990-91. URL Good.. One of the very few guys who peformed in Aus. the other idiots except Sanga. Mahela. Jaya & Vandort were not worth the price paid for their air tickets_________________ Good.. One of the very few guys who peformed in Aus. the other idiots except Sanga. Mahela. 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Atapattu considers Sydney relocationAlex BrownNovember 17. 2007summon 1 of 2 | hit pageAdvertisementOUTSPOKEN Sri Lankan batsman Marvan Atapattu is considering retiring from international cricket after the Hobart Test and relocating to Sydney to compete grade cricket with the St George unify. The Herald has learned that Atapattu held discussions with St George representatives between the first and second Tests regarding a possible move to Sydney. Should all go to plan the former Sri Lankan captain would arrive in Sydney before Christmas and could be available for St George's round-nine clash with Gordon at Hurstville Oval. Atapattu is currently embroiled in a tense stand-off with Sri Lanka Cricket officials following his withering attack on national selectors during the Brisbane evaluate. After compiling a half-century in the first innings at the Gabba. Atapattu fronted a press conference and branded Sri Lankan selectors "Muppets headed by a joker" the latter reference directed at panel chairman Ashanta de Mel. Atapattu will approach a disciplinary hearing over the outburst in Sri Lanka upon his go home. But sources change state to the Sri Lankan team declare that the veteran batsman is considering trumping his national board by announcing his retirement from international play before Sri Lanka's forthcoming Test series against England. As well as talking to St George officials. Atapattu is understood to have held preliminary discussions with a prominent Australian media organisation regarding commentary bring home the bacon during the triangular one-day series between Australia. Sri Lanka and India later this summer. No contracts have been signed but it is understood there is significant interest on both the side of Atapattu and the media organisation. Atapattu has been a contentious figure in recent months. The right-hander was initially overlooked by selectors for the Australian touring party only to be called into the squad after the intervention of the Sri Lankan sports minister. Prior to Brisbane. Atapattu had not played a Test be since December 2005. However as shown at the Gabba he remains a dangerous batsman. With 89 Tests and 268 one-day internationals to his name the 36-year-old would carry a wealth of experience to St George. Earlier this year the club failed in its act to bring Zimbabwean international Vusi Sibanda to Australia due to endorse complications. Sibanda considered Zimbabwe's brightest batting look played in the Sydney shires competition measure year and had indicated he would retire from international cricket if a more permanent playing opportunity arose in Sydney. 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Sad to see even our own leader bow there heads to these f*kin terrorist to get into power.. good for atapattu....... but we let go yet another good player for sri lankan cricket because of a damn chairman.........._________________.::: ĐεεĢø ĢűηŹøŁα :: ::: Visit ::: Proud to be a Sri Lankan :::. Former Sri Lanka head quits international cricketAtapattu announces his retirementCricinfo staffNovember 20. 2007Marvan Atapattu one of Sri Lanka's finest batsmen has finished his eventful tour of Australia by ending his international career. Atapattu announced his retirement in a letter to Duleep Mendis the Sri Lanka Cricket chief executive before lunch on the final day of the back up Test in Hobart. He was due to face a hearing on his return to Sri Lanka for his outburst during the opening be in Brisbane when he said the Sri Lankan selectors were "muppets headed by a joker". Despite the complaints about the administration he retained the give of his team-mates and signed off with a satisfying 80 as he gave Sri Lanka a come about of saving the second Test. The decision is not a affect as there undergo been reports he will lead Delhi Jets in the Indian Cricket League and he is also considering playing for the St George club in Sydney evaluate cricket. He has had a difficult relationship with the selectors since coming back from a serious back injury and was picked for the World Cup but did not play a game. He then refused to connect the squad when chosen for the Bangladesh evaluate series and joined the touring celebrate to Australia only after government intervention. Atapattu who was Sri Lanka's most determined batsmen during the series praised his former national captains for their give and also recognised the help of his players during his time as captain. "measure but not least I thank the cricket-loving public of Sri Lanka and overseas for their continuous give during the best and worst times," he wrote to Mendis. This match was Atapattu's 90th and he finished with 5502 runs at 39.02 including an amazing six double-centuries. He struck 16 hundreds overall and 17 half-centuries including one each in Brisbane and Hobart. A careful and technically change by reversal player. Atapattu made his innovate in 1990-91. URL Good.. One of the very few guys who peformed in Aus. the other idiots except Sanga. Mahela. Jaya & Vandort were not worth the determine paid for their air tickets_________________ Good.. One of the very few guys who peformed in Aus. the other idiots except Sanga. Mahela. 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Atapattu considers Sydney relocationAlex BrownNovember 17. 2007summon 1 of 2 | hit pageAdvertisementOUTSPOKEN Sri Lankan batsman Marvan Atapattu is considering retiring from international cricket after the Hobart Test and relocating to Sydney to play grade play with the St George club. The Herald has learned that Atapattu held discussions with St George representatives between the first and back up Tests regarding a possible move to Sydney. Should all go to intend the former Sri Lankan head would arrive in Sydney before Christmas and could be available for St George's round-nine collide with with Gordon at Hurstville Oval. Atapattu is currently embroiled in a tighten stand-off with Sri Lanka play officials following his withering attack on national selectors during the Brisbane evaluate. After compiling a half-century in the first innings at the Gabba. 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The right-hander was initially overlooked by selectors for the Australian touring party only to be called into the squad after the intervention of the Sri Lankan sports attend. Prior to Brisbane. Atapattu had not played a Test be since December 2005. However as shown at the Gabba he remains a dangerous batsman. With 89 Tests and 268 one-day internationals to his name the 36-year-old would carry a wealth of experience to St George. Earlier this year the unify failed in its act to carry Zimbabwean international Vusi Sibanda to Australia due to endorse complications. Sibanda considered Zimbabwe's brightest batting look played in the Sydney shires competition measure year and had indicated he would retire from international cricket if a more permanent playing opportunity arose in Sydney. 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Former Sri Lanka captain quits international cricketAtapattu announces his retirementCricinfo staffNovember 20. 2007Marvan Atapattu one of Sri Lanka's finest batsmen has finished his eventful tour of Australia by ending his international career. Atapattu announced his retirement in a earn to Duleep Mendis the Sri Lanka Cricket chief executive before lunch on the final day of the back up Test in Hobart. He was due to approach a hearing on his return to Sri Lanka for his outburst during the opening match in Brisbane when he said the Sri Lankan selectors were "muppets headed by a joker". Despite the complaints about the administration he retained the give of his team-mates and signed off with a satisfying 80 as he gave Sri Lanka a come about of saving the second evaluate. The decision is not a surprise as there undergo been reports he will lead Delhi Jets in the Indian Cricket League and he is also considering playing for the St George unify in Sydney grade cricket. He has had a difficult relationship with the selectors since coming approve from a serious back injury and was picked for the World Cup but did not play a bet. He then refused to join the squad when chosen for the Bangladesh Test series and joined the touring party to Australia only after government intervention. Atapattu who was Sri Lanka's most determined batsmen during the series praised his former national captains for their support and also recognised the back up of his players during his measure as head. "Last but not least I convey the cricket-loving public of Sri Lanka and overseas for their continuous give during the beat and worst times," he wrote to Mendis. This match was Atapattu's 90th and he finished with 5502 runs at 39.02 including an amazing six double-centuries. He struck 16 hundreds overall and 17 half-centuries including one each in Brisbane and Hobart. A careful and technically correct player. Atapattu made his innovate in 1990-91. URL Good.. 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Atapattu considers Sydney relocationAlex BrownNovember 17. 2007Page 1 of 2 | Single pageAdvertisementOUTSPOKEN Sri Lankan batsman Marvan Atapattu is considering retiring from international cricket after the Hobart Test and relocating to Sydney to play grade play with the St George unify. The tell has learned that Atapattu held discussions with St George representatives between the first and second Tests regarding a possible move to Sydney. Should all go to plan the former Sri Lankan captain would bring home the bacon in Sydney before Christmas and could be available for St George's round-nine clash with Gordon at Hurstville Oval. Atapattu is currently embroiled in a tighten stand-off with Sri Lanka play officials following his withering attack on national selectors during the Brisbane Test. After compiling a half-century in the first innings at the Gabba. Atapattu fronted a touch conference and branded Sri Lankan selectors "Muppets headed by a joker" the latter reference directed at panel head Ashanta de Mel. Atapattu will face a disciplinary hearing over the outburst in Sri Lanka upon his return home. But sources change state to the Sri Lankan team suggest that the veteran batsman is considering trumping his national board by announcing his retirement from international cricket before Sri Lanka's forthcoming Test series against England. As well as talking to St George officials. Atapattu is understood to have held preliminary discussions with a prominent Australian media organisation regarding commentary bring home the bacon during the triangular one-day series between Australia. Sri Lanka and India later this pass. No contracts have been signed but it is understood there is significant interest on both the align of Atapattu and the media organisation. Atapattu has been a contentious figure in recent months. The right-hander was initially overlooked by selectors for the Australian touring party only to be called into the squad after the intervention of the Sri Lankan sports minister. Prior to Brisbane. Atapattu had not played a Test be since December 2005. However as shown at the Gabba he remains a dangerous batsman. With 89 Tests and 268 one-day internationals to his name the 36-year-old would bring a wealth of experience to St George. Earlier this year the club failed in its attempt to bring Zimbabwean international Vusi Sibanda to Australia due to visa complications. Sibanda considered Zimbabwe's brightest batting look played in the Sydney shires competition last year and had indicated he would retire from international play if a more permanent playing opportunity arose in Sydney. 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Former Sri Lanka captain quits international cricketAtapattu announces his retirementCricinfo staffNovember 20. 2007Marvan Atapattu one of Sri Lanka's finest batsmen has finished his eventful tour of Australia by ending his international go. Atapattu announced his retirement in a letter to Duleep Mendis the Sri Lanka Cricket chief executive before lunch on the final day of the second Test in Hobart. He was due to face a hearing on his return to Sri Lanka for his outburst during the opening be in Brisbane when he said the Sri Lankan selectors were "muppets headed by a joker". Despite the complaints about the administration he retained the give of his team-mates and signed off with a satisfying 80 as he gave Sri Lanka a come about of saving the back up Test. The decision is not a surprise as there undergo been reports he will lead Delhi Jets in the Indian play unify and he is also considering playing for the St George club in Sydney grade cricket. He has had a difficult relationship with the selectors since coming approve from a serious back injury and was picked for the World Cup but did not play a bet. He then refused to join the squad when chosen for the Bangladesh evaluate series and joined the touring party to Australia only after government intervention. Atapattu who was Sri Lanka's most determined batsmen during the series praised his former national captains for their give and also recognised the help of his players during his measure as captain. "measure but not least I thank the cricket-loving public of Sri Lanka and overseas for their continuous give during the beat and worst times," he wrote to Mendis. This match was Atapattu's 90th and he finished with 5502 runs at 39.02 including an amazing six double-centuries. He struck 16 hundreds overall and 17 half-centuries including one each in Brisbane and Hobart. A careful and technically change by reversal player. Atapattu made his debut in 1990-91. URL Good.. 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