Pakistan quick Usman Shinwari retires from international cricket
During his career spanning over six years, he featured in 17 ODIs and 16 T20Is, picking up 34 wickets and 13 wickets in each format, respectively.
During his career spanning over six years, he featured in 17 ODIs and 16 T20Is, picking up 34 wickets and 13 wickets in each format, respectively.
Starc, 35, bows out of the shortest format after a 12-year career that began in 2012, during which he played 65 T20Is and took 79 wickets, the second-most for Australia.
During the course of his career, spanning 127 matches, Panchal slammed 23 centuries, the most by a Gujarat player. He ended up with a total of 8856 runs, which includes the returns from the 97 List A games and 59 T20s that he featured.
Australian batting great Steve Smith announced his retirement from ODI cricket effective immediately following Australia’s semi-final loss to India at the ICC Champions Trophy in Dubai on Tuesday. He will continue featuring in Tests and T20Is.
Best remembered for being the tearaway quick, whose sharp bouncer left Stuart Broad's nose fractured at Old Trafford during India’s tour of England in 2014, Varun Aaron on Friday announced his retirement from “representative cricket”.
The Austrian won a major, the 2020 US Open. He also reached the final of three other Slams, won 17 ATP singles titles; achieved a career-high ATP Ranking of No. 3; and was ensconced in the Top 10 for the better part of six years.
He has played 103 Tests and 236 ODIs, bagging almost 700 wickets and has become an iconic figure in the international circuit.
He left his impoverished home as a teenager and stowed away on a ship bound for Manila. He made his professional debut as a junior flyweight in 1995, aged 16, fighting his way out of abject poverty to become one of the world’s highest-paid athletes
