Hasaranga is barred by the ICC for two games: refused to play against Bangladesh and voiced disapproval of the umpire's ruling

Wanindu Hasaranga, the outstanding all-rounder for Sri Lanka, will not be able to play against Bangladesh in a Test match. Hasaranga has been banned for two Test matches after he received three demerit points for challenging the umpire's call in the third ODI against Bangladesh.

After retiring from Test cricket, Sri Lankan leg spinner Wanindu Hasaranga was called up to the 17-man squad for the two-match series in Bangladesh.

From March 22 to April 3, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh will play a series of tests. The first Test match is scheduled to begin in Sylhet on March 22 while the second match is scheduled to begin in Chittagong on March 30.

Hasaranga may play in the IPL for Sunrisers Hyderabad.
In the third One-Day International against Bangladesh, he objected to the umpire's judgment and lost three demerit points in addition to half of his match money. Within the last 24 months, Hasaranga has accrued 8 demerit points, which have been translated into 4 suspension points.

A player is automatically banned for two Tests, four ODIs, or four T20 International matches if they accumulate four suspension points during a 24-month period, per ICC regulations. Hasaranga has the right to contest the ruling. Hasaranga won't be eligible to play in the Test series if the ICC rejects his appeal.

Hasaranga can play in the IPL with his side, Sunrisers Hyderabad, if he is not selected to play in the Sri Lanka-Bangladesh series.

Hasaranga belongs to SRH.
A member of the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) squad is Hasaranga. His base salary when he joined the team was just Rs 1.50 crore. Matches against Hyderabad are scheduled for March 23, 27, 31, and April 5. Hasaranga is anticipated to be available for the fourth game.
In August 2023, Hasaranga declared he was retiring from Test cricket to concentrate on his ODI and Twenty20 careers. He was named the national team's shortest format captain less than a year before the T20 World Cup.

In 2020, Hasaranga played his first Test match in Centurion, South Africa. In the four Test matches he participated in, he claimed four wickets. Hasaranga faced Bangladesh in Pallekele for his final Test match of 2021.

Hasaranga has so far represented Sri Lanka in 54 ODIs and 65 T20s.
Hasaranga has so far represented Sri Lanka in 54 ODIs and 58 T20s. In ODIs, he amassed 895 runs and claimed 84 wickets. In contrast, he amassed 650 runs and claimed 104 wickets with the ball while filling the role of finisher in the Twenty20 format.