Upon his return to the island Thursday after Sri Lanka's World Cup campaign in the Caribbean, the left-handed opener said it was not the time now to think about playing in 2011.
Jayasuriya said he needed to contemplate his future while enjoying a break over the next few weeks before Sri Lanka's next engagement of a One Day international series in Abu Dhabi.
There had been speculation that 2007 would be Jayasuriya's last World Cup outing, but he remained tight-lipped.
Looking back at the tournament in which Sri Lanka emerged runners-up to Ricky Ponting's Australians, the former Sri Lankan captain said: "I could have done better.
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Jayasuriya playing in his fifth World Cup and averaged 46.50 runs, including two centuries and two half-centuries.
His centuries, against Bangladesh and the West Indies, showed glimpses of the destructive form which saw him being nominated for player of the series in the 1996 World Cup.
Jayasuriya, 38, had maintained a remarkable level of fitn