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    Sri Lanka's Pathum Nissanka ruled out of Pakistan Test series

    Hania Amir•October 27, 2026• 1 min read
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    Sri Lanka's Pathum Nissanka ruled out of Pakistan Test series
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    “Sri Lanka’s Pathum Nissanka will miss the two-Test series against Pakistan due to a left hamstring injury. Lahiru Udara has been named as his replacement. LAHORE…”

    The Sri Lanka Cricket Selection Committee has named Lahiru Udara as Nissanka’s replacement for the series,. Udara is already in Pakistan as a member of Sri Lanka’s ODI squad, making him available to join the Test team.

    Nissanka’s absence comes as Sri Lanka prepare for the two-Test contest against Pakistan. His ongoing recovery from the hamstring injury has prevented him from being included in the squad for the upcoming matches.

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    Written by Hania Amir

    Aman-e-Pakistan Senior Journalist & Bureau Reporter

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