Ravichandran Ashwin Announces Retirement: Team India’s veteran cricketer Ravichandran Ashwin has announced his retirement. He will no longer be seen in international cricket. Ashwin made this announcement after the Test match played between India and Australia at The Gabba. Ashwin has had a strong record so far. Along with bowling, he has shown excellence in batting as well. Ashwin has shown excellent performance in Test as well as ODI cricket. He announced his retirement in the press conference after the third Test in Brisbane.
The third test match played between Team India and Australia ended in a draw. Ashwin announced his retirement after this test match. Captain Rohit Sharma was also present in the press conference with Ashwin. Ashwin’s career has been brilliant. He has taken 537 wickets in Tests. Along with this, 3503 runs have also been scored. Ashwin has seen strong performance in ODI and T20. But this Indian star will no longer be seen in international cricket.
This is my last day –
Ashwin said in the press conference regarding his retirement, “This is my last day at the international level as an Indian cricketer.” Ashwin looked emotional during the press conference. Captain Rohit was also sitting with him.
Ashwin’s test career was like this –
Ashwin has played 106 test matches for India. He scored 3503 runs during this period. Ashwin has scored 6 centuries and 14 half-centuries in Tests. His best test score was 124 runs. He has given strong performances for India many times in difficult situations. Ashwin showed excellence in batting as well as bowling. He took 537 wickets during this period. Ashwin’s best performance was taking 7 wickets for 59 runs in a Test innings.
Ashwin also showed amazing performance in ODI-T20 –
Ashwin has played 116 ODI matches for India. 707 runs have been scored in this. Along with this, 156 wickets have also been taken. Taking 4 wickets for 25 runs has been Ashwin’s best performance in an ODI match. Team India’s spinner Ashwin has played 65 T20 matches for India. 72 wickets have been taken during this period. He has scored 184 runs in 19 innings of this format.
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A name synonymous with mastery, wizardry, brilliance, and innovation 👏👏
The ace spinner and #TeamIndia‘s invaluable all-rounder announces his retirement from international cricket.
Congratulations on a legendary career, @ashwinravi99 pic.twitter.com/swSwcP3QXA
— BCCI (@BCCI) December 18, 2024
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