England captain keeps selection doors open ahead of T20 World Cup
The English summer begins with the 50-over Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy on Saturday, giving domestic players the chance to play themselves into the plans for the T20 World Cup squad.
Retired Pakistan cricketer Sana Mir on Sunday credited ICC for the “constant support and encouragement” which helped her follow her passion and dream bigger.
The 34-year-old Mir announced her retirement on Saturday after a 14-year-long shining career in which she was honored as one of the most successful female spin bowlers in one-day international cricket history.
“Sana has been the face of Pakistan cricket over the years and one of the most consistent performers around the world,” said ICC congratulating Sana for a “superb career”.
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“It has been an absolute pleasure being part of the cricket fraternity. Constant support and encouragement from ICC has helped us follow our passion and dream bigger. I thank CEO Manu and everyone at ICC for their incredible support throughout,” said the legendary player replying to the tweet.
It has been an absolute pleasure being part of the cricket fraternity. Constant support and encouragement from ICC has helped us follow our passion and dream bigger. I thank CEO Manu and everyone at ICC for their incredible support throughout. https://t.co/fPdQEVYNda
— Sana Mir ثناء میر (@mir_sana05) April 26, 2020
Mir had said in a statement that it was an honour for her to serve Pakistan and she has retired with absolute pride, adding, “words fall short when I want to thank you all for the love, support and encouragement in the past”.
During her glittering 15-year cricketing career, Sana played 226 internationals, including 137 as captain from 2009 to 2017.
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