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Chaminda Vaas has plans to end his distinguished international career for Sri Lanka in a year's time.
"I feel no pressure right now at all, and I am enjoying the way I have been bowling, and the way things have been going for the Sri Lanka team," Vaas said.
"I am coming to the end of my playing career. I am taking game by game. I am enjoying what I am doing right now for my team. I think I will play for another year, about three or four more Test matches before I call it quits", he added.
Sri Lanka have recently lost the services of batting stalwarts Sanath Jayasuriya and Marvan Atapattu to retirement from Tests, but Vaas believes there are strong replacements waiting in the wings to take up the mantle when he departs.
He did, however, bemoan the loss of Lasith Malinga, Dilhara Fernando, and Farveez Maharoof, all to injury for this trip to the Caribbean.
Sri Lanka have good fast bowling stocks . According to Vaas... Sri Lanka cricket is going in the right way, and I believe that when I leave, it will be the right time. Like the rest of his teammates, Vaas is right now focused on winning the opening Test against West Indies to hand Sri Lanka their first Test match win in the Caribbean.
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