Shoaib Malik A Pakistani All-Round Circketer announces retirement from Test Cricket

Shoaib Malik a key player of pakistan cricket team  and also a Former Pakistan captain announced his retirement from Test cricket and now will only play in One-Day International (ODI) matches. He just made a comeback in Test Cricket Format after 5 years and just after finishing that match against England in Sharjah, UAE ,he made this announcement.

Cricket Career

Shoaib Malik had made his Test debut in 2001 against the Bangladesh and his ODI debut was against West INDIES in 1999.

In his  Great career, Shoaib had scored 1898 runs in total  35 Tests matches  he played .He had  three centuries and eight half-centuries in his Test Match Carrer.

He had taken 29 wickets in his Test career and his best was of 4-33 against England in October 2015.

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Virender Sehwag announces his Retirement from all forms of International Cricket

Virender Sehwag a right handed batsman of Indian cricket team has announced his retirement from  international cricket.His last appearance in Indian Cricket team was two and a half years back  in Test match for india  in March 2013 against Australia in Hyderabad.

About Virender Sehwag

• Born: Virender Sehwag was born on 20th October 1978 in New Delhi. He had started his international cricket career for India in 1999 after he played his first One Day International (ODI) against Pakistan Cricket Team and later in 2001 he became the part of  Indian Test team. In his remarkable career, he had scored total 17,253 international runs across all formats.


• ODI Career: He had played 251 ODI(One Day International)  matches and scored 8273 runs with total batting average of 35.05. .


• Test Career: He had played total of  104 test matches for india and scored 8,586 runs with total batting average of 49.34. His total score is at fifth position in India’s all-time list.

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Indian Left Arm Fast Bowler Cricketer ,Zaheer Khan announces retirement from al forms of International cricket

India’s fast bowler Zaheer Khan has announced his retirement from all forms of international cricket with an immediate effect. Zaheer Khan 37 year old cited reason that he could no longer handle the carefulness of the game and is looking forward to signing off his last chapter in domestic cricket after conclusion of the IPL season 9.
International cricket career

Test matches: He had played total 92 Test matches and his role was left-arm pacer an opener bowler. He had taken 311 wickets. He is on the 4th spot on highest wicket-taker in India after Anil Kumble (619), Kapil Dev (434) and Harbhajan Singh (417).

ODIs (One Day Internationals): He had played total 200 ODIs and had taken 282 wickets.

T-20 Internationals: He had taken 17 wickets in T-20 Internationals. He had played a major role in India’s 2011 World Cup triumph by taking 21 wickets.

 

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Indian Left Arm Fast Bowler Cricketer ,Zaheer Khan announces retirement from al forms of International cricket