David Cameron said that, he strongly disagrees with Dr Rowan Williams’s comments of that the Government was forcing through radical policies for which no one voted.

The Work and Pensions Secretary, Iain Duncan Smith whose polices were criticized from the Archbishop, said the comments were unbalanced and unfair and Tory MPs quoted remarks as unacceptable and ill-judged. Roman Catholic counterpart, Williams’s speech at the Archbishop of Westminster, was warm support of Mr Cameron’s policies.

Dr Williams was supposed to be in a positive mood as his associates suggested that the Prime Minister might be less unapproachable in his relations with the Church in future. In his comments, which was first published yesterday in daily news paper; Dr Williams dismissed Mr Cameron’s ‘big Society’ initiative as a painfully stale slogan.

Mr Cameron stated that the Archbishop was free to express his views, but added that what he would say is that Cameron strongly disagrees with many of the views that Williams has expressed, particularly on issues like debt and welfare and education.

The Prime Minister said the Government was acting in a good and moral way, where they defended the Big Society and the Coalition’s deficit reduction, welfare and education plans. He a absolutely convinced by the debate.

Tory legislators were less undemonstrative. Roger Gale claimed that Dr Williams clearly does not understand the democratic process. Williams as an unelected primate who was appointed for the upper house has no right to criticize government as undemocratic.

Archbishop has got the support from within the Church and senior members of the Labour Party, who claimed he had expressed the fears of many in the wider public.

Sri Lanka's opening batsman Sanath Jayasuriya announces his retirement from all formats of international cricket. The announcement was just come after he was selected for the England T20 and ODI series.

The veteran opener made his announcement official in Colombo after 20 years of cricketing career; he wants to take rest from all formats of the cricket. He will be playing his last match against England and 1st ODI will be his last match before retirement. He is due to join the team for only T20 game between Sri Lanka and England.

The left hander was included in the Sri Lanka side after Upul Tharanga has been failed to overcome the drug test conducted by the International Cricket Council during the world cup. Tharanga sample was collected in the ICC World Cup semi-final match between Sri Lanka and New Zealand.

Sanath Jayasuriya has last represented Sri Lanka last 2009; he has already retired from the test cricket in 2007. 41-year-old played 444 one day internationals scoring 13,428 runs and represented 110 test matches with 6,973 runs and also 98 wickets. He has been most efficient all-rounder Sri Lanka has ever produced; he is a clean striker of the ball.

The star batsman was ignored for the World Cup held in sub-continent nations as he was not performing well. But, he played important role when Sri Lanka were crowned as World Champions in 1996.

Sanath Jayasuriya has been elected as a member of parliament and he is willing to the people who elected him in the future and to work for the betterment of cricket in future.