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Sri Lanka’s Jayasuriya heads for England

May 11, 2006 (AFP) - Veteran batsman Sanath Jayasuriya will join his Sri Lanka team-mates in England later this week after reversing his decision to quit, chief selector Asantha de Mel said on Thursday. The left-hander, 36, will arrive in England well ahead of the second Test in Edgbaston from May 25 and stay for the third Test and the subsequent five one-day internationals, de Mel told reporters.
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"Jayasuriya indicated a willingness to make himself available for Test cricket again and we decided to send him to England as soon as possible," he said.

The build-up to the three-Test series, starting at Lord's later on Thursday, has been overshadowed by Jayasuriya's dramatic comeback less than a month after he said he was quitting Test cricket to concentrate on one-dayers.

De Mel, who replaced Lalith Kaluperuma as chairman of the selection committee last week, blamed his predecessor for forcing the former captain out of Test matches.
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De Mel said Jayasuriya was handed an ultimatum to either quit or be sacked by the previous regime, but the new committee wanted him back because he still had a lot to offer.

"I had a talk with the team management in England and they told me they were toying w

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