The 46-year-old, who is in Pakistan for the continuous arrangement in the middle of Pakistan and Sri Lanka as an examiner for a games Television slot, was conversing with columnists after his visit to the school where Taliban shooters slaughtered 154 individuals, the vast majority of them schoolchildren, in December a year ago.
Jayasuriya, who played 110 Tests and 445 one-day internationals in a distinguished vocation that finished four years prior, said he trusts Pakistan is presently a more secure spot.
"Pakistan is a peace-cherishing nation and individuals here affection peace," he said.
"There is nothing to stress (about) here and life is presently ordinary, so I trust Pakistan (will) have more global cricket in future."
No global cricket matches were played in Pakistan somewhere around 2009 and 2015 after a terrorist assault on the Sri Lanka group's transport in Lahore in Walk 2009.
The nation's six-year detachment finished when Zimbabwe visited Pakistan in May-June this year for two Twenty20 internationals and three one-day matches.
The Pakistan Cricket Board said it was attempting to persuade Sri Lanka, Ireland and the Netherlands to visit the nation one year from now. (AFP)