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Colombo, Aug 5: Sri Lanka captain Angelo Mathews today said the islanders are determined to give a fitting send off to the retiring Kumar Sangakkara by winning the upcoming Test series against India.
"A series win is the best way to send off a player of Sangakkara's calibre," Mathews said.
Sangakkara has announced his retirement from international cricket after the second match of the three-Test series against India starting August 12.
Sangakkara's last match will be from August 20-24 at P Sara Oval here. Mathews also said that his own participation in the first Test starting in Galle on August 12 is doubtful as he is yet to recover from a wrist sprain.
The hosts will also miss fast bowlers Dushmantha Chameera and Suranga Lakmal due to injuries.
PTI
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