Australia wicketkeeper Brad Haddin announced his retirement from international Twenty20 cricket Thursday to focus on the longer forms of the game.Haddin, 33, played in 25 T20 internationals, his last during Australia’s just-completed…
Australia’s wicketkeeper, Brad Haddin, has confirmed his retirement from Twenty20 internationals, a move he hopes will allow him to focus more on Test and ODI cricket
Tillakaratne Dilshan has admitted his side are finding it hard to deal with the retirement of Muttiah Muralitharan and said it would take time for them to groom bowlers who could win them Tests
In 2006, Goldsborough 2nd XI suffered the worst defeat in modern English recreational cricket. Ten of their players got out for ducks and their last batsman was also stranded on zero against Dishforth in the Nidderdale Amateur league. This year they got a rematch, and their revenge, with a little help from scruffy, beer-bellied and long-haired Gary Watson, from Leeds … aka Michael Vaughan. For a campaign aimed at supporting grassroots cricket, Vaughan played his first first-class match since his retirement in 2009, wearing a prosthetic mask, wig, and a…
Rahul Dravid has done the right thing by announcing his retirement from limited-overs cricket after the ongoing tour of England writes Nirmal Shekhar in the Hindu. For far too long, the self-effacing and classy Bangalorean has allowed men with a fraction of his skills as a cricketer to use and discard him as they pleased. Greatness must not lend itself to the whims and fancies of people who fail to understand its true value and adamantly refuse to give it the respect it deserves. A man less committed to the…
White Ferns captain Aimee Watkins has announced her retirement from all cricket, ending a nine year international career.The 28-year-old departs the international scene after playing 103 One Day Internationals, 36 Twenty20s and…
The world’s No.1 allrounder and bowler, Australia’s Shelley Nitschke, has announced her retirement from international cricket
New Zealand allrounder Scott Styris recently announced his retirement from international cricket. Writing in the Dominion Post, Jonathan Millmow says that just because Styris has retired let’s not pretend he has been an angel. While he will be remembered as a competitive and effective batsman, throughout his 11 years he banged heads with most people he crossed and right till the end was telling folk how it should be. It was never dull when Styris was around. He has been a polarising figure, both in cricketing circles and with the…
Scott Styris has announced his retirement from international cricket.
Scott Styris today announced his retirement from International Cricket finishing a 12-year career with the Black Caps.The Northern Knights all-rounder played his first match on the 1999 tour of India and his last in the semi final…
