38-year-old Indian batter Shikhar Dhawan recently took to social media and made the huge announcement that he was retiring from international and domestic cricket. The former batter played 34 Tests, 167 ODIs, and 68 T20Is for the Indian team and was a true force of nature in his prime.
Dhawan had not featured for the Indian team since India’s tour of Bangladesh in 2022. On social media, Dhawan posted a video in which he announced his decision to end his career.
“I always had one goal in mind that was to play for India and I achieved it thanks to a lot of people. First of all of all my family, my childhood coach Tarak Sinha and Madan Sharma under their guidance, I learnt cricket. Then my entire team with whom I played for years, I got another family, fame and everyone’s love and support,” Dhawan said in the video.
“As it’s said that in order to move ahead in the story you need to flip over the pages. Hence, I’m also doing that. I’m announcing my retirement from international and domestic cricket," he added.
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