Shikhar Dhawan.|Photo: Twitter
While expert Indian opener Shikhar Dhawan’s retired life isn’t a shock, it has actually definitely come as a shock to numerous followers. The left-handed batter called time from all types of the video game on August 24th, Saturday, as he uploaded a video clip message to interact the exact same. Nevertheless, followers and cricketing society have not neglected his payments to the video game.
The Delhi- birthed cricketer’s payment will certainly most be substantial in ODI cricket, a kind of the video game in which he created a powerful collaboration withRohit Sharma Dhawan and Rohit hold the document for the fourth greatest runs by an opening set, building up 5148 runs in 115 innings, balancing 45.55 along with 18 century collaborations.
He belonged to India’s 2013 Champions Trophy win in England and was the greatest run-getter with 363 runs in 5 innings at 90.75. Apart from 167 ODIs, the southpaw additionally layered his sell 34 Tests and 68 T20Is. He memorably slapped 187 on his Test launching. Having collected 10000 runs, Dhawan last bet India in December 2022.
Dhawan stated in his retired life message:
“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 my family, my childhood coaches Tarak Sinha and Madan Sharma, under their guidance, I learnt cricket. Then my entire team with whom I played for years, got another family, fame and everyone’s love and support. As it’s said that 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.”
The 38-year-old specified:
“And now when I’m bidding adieu to my cricketing journey, I have the satisfaction that I played a lot for my country. I’m really thankful to the BCCI (Board of Control for Cricket in India) and DDCA (Delhi & District Cricket Association) for giving me this opportunity and all of my fans for their love and support. I just say this to myself that don’t be sad that you won’t play for your country again but always be happy that you played for your country. And it’s the biggest achievement for me that I played.”
Here’s just how the cricketing society responded to Dhawan’s retired life:
