New Zealand‘s domestic T20 Super Smash is not known to create many headlines in terms of big signings in their ranks, but if the joining of Mahela Jayawardene is anything to go by that trend could change. Jayawardene, a Sri Lanka legend, retired from all forms of international cricket, playing his last game in Sri Lanka colours in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015. Ever since, Jayawardene has decided to play in T20 tournaments across the world. The news comes as a big boost for the Central Districts Stags. ALSO READ: Masters Champions League launches coaches and support staff registration
New Zealand’s domestic T20 has not attracted a slew of international stars unlike other T20 leagues across the globe. Among the big international names David Warner, Brett Lee, Tillakaratne Dilshan and Muttiah Muralitharan among others have played in New Zealand’s domestic league. Ian Bell supports appointment of Mahela Jayawardene as batting consultant for England
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