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The modest former Test captain, one of only five batsmen to top 11,000 runs in both Test and one-day cricket, bowed out after Sri Lanka sealed a 2-0 Test series win over Pakistan.
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"Players come and go, but the game continues," the 37-year-old said, after ending a 17-year Test career in which he became one of the great batsmen of modern times. Jayawardene was hoisted onto his team-mates' shoulders and warmly congratulated by Sri Lanka's president after ending his Test career at Colombo's Sinhalese Sports Club stadium. It was a fitting place for his farewell after he shared in a record 624 Test partnership with Kumar Sangakkara there in 2006 and amassed 2,921 Test runs at the venue -- the most by any batsman at a single ground. Jayawardene, who retired from Twenty20 internationals after Sri Lanka became world champions in April, said he would concentrate on one-day matches until next year's World Cup.
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"I am not sure I will be selected for the World Cup, but I will focus on one-day