He expressed that the administration will speak to decrease the suspension period, which could be greatest 4 years.
"The second specimen (B Sample) of cricketer Kusal Janith has additionally tried positive for banned substances," Jayasekara told Ada Derana.
We will speak to the International Cricket Council (ICC) to endeavor to decrease the period, he said. "We will do our most extreme on the grounds that we can't abandon him (Perera) stranded. We expect to do all that we can for him."
The Minister said that they were astonished by the choice particularly in light of the fact that the cricketer over and again focused on that he intentionally did not take any banned substances and dependably counseled the physiotherapist.
The wicketkeeper-batsman was sent home from his group's cricket voyage through New Zealand in the wake of coming up short a doping test amid a prior home arrangement against Pakistan.
Sri Lanka Cricket said he had been haphazardly chosen for a medication test amid the Pakistan arrangement and his A specimen had tried positive for a banned substance.
Sri Lanka Cricket said Perera's B test would tried and it would make "each try" to permit him to resume playing cricket at the most punctual open door.
Perera traveled to Qatar on Saturday (19) to confront the Testing of the "B" test.
Mathurage Don Kusal Janith Perera was suspended on December 07 after Sri Lankan cricket powers were exhorted the three-test gloveman had tried positive to an unspecified banned substance after he was routinely tried amid Pakistan's voyage through Sri Lanka in June-July.
Interval Sri Lanka mentor Jerome Jayaratne told media that Perera had "taken some solution for a nibble on his foot."
He said Perera and the drilling staff did not trust the substance had been banned by the International Cricket Council.
"Kusal feels he has not taken any type of medications or any type of drug to that impact - so it's left to be perceived how it will be researched," Jayaratne had said.
Albeit new to test cricket - Perera appeared in August against India taking after the retirement of Kumar Sangakkara - the forceful strokemaker's suspension is a genuine mishap to a modifying Sri Lankan side's trusts of staying focused with New Zealand in Dunedin and Hamilton.
Perera, who midpoints 33.80 and was slated to bat at No 7 - came to noticeable quality as an ODI wicketkeeper/batsman when he equalled the second quickest ODI half-century ever with a 17-ball 50 against Pakistan in July.
A left-gave batsman and wicketkeeper, Kusal Perera spoke to the Sri Lankan U19 squad consistently since 2007.
He was then rung to the side for the U19 World Cup in Malaysia the next year. A forceful batsman, Perera made his top of the line debut for the Colts Cricket Club in 2009 and scored his lady fifty.
Likewise a piece of the Sri Lankan A side, Perera was incorporated into Ruhunu's Champions League T20 squad in 2011. After two years, Kusal was rung to Sri Lanka's ODI side for their arrangement against Australia, where he made his universal introduction.
His notoriety for being a smasher from the get-go in the innings definitely drew correlations with Sanath Jayasuriya's style of play and that presented to Perera some rich profits none more so than being restricted in by the money rich Indian T20 League for it's 6th season in 2013.
He spoke to the Rajasthan establishment yet figured out how to play just a few recreations. Sri Lanka stayed with him and he remunerated their confidence late in the year 2013 with a Man of the Match execution in the second T20I against Pakistan that secured Sri Lanka's no.1 positioning in the configuration.
Perera is Sri Lanka's second player to fail an idiot test. Left-hander batsman Upul Tharanga was suspended for three months subsequent to testing positive for a banned substance amid the 2011 World Cup.
