DTVHINDISunil Chhetri had messaged me regarding his retirement: Virat Kohli
Sunil Chhetri will retire from international football after the FIFA World Cup Qualifier match against Kuwait on June 6. Virat Kohli and Sunil Chhetri. (Photo Source: Twitter) India’s best batsman Virat Kohli recently revealed that famous footballer Sunil Chhetri had messaged him that he was going to retire from international football. Let us tell you, Sunil Chhetri will retire from international football after the FIFA World Cup Qualifier match against Kuwait on June 6. Sunil Chhetri himself revealed this. Sunil Chhetri is at third place in the list of international goalscorers after Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi. Experienced batsman Virat Kohli recently revealed this during an interview with Mr Nags Danish Sait and also said that Sunil Chhetri is a very good person. Virat Kohli said in the RCB Insider show, ‘He also messaged me. In the message, Sunil Chhetri told that he is going to retire from international football. But looking at his message it seemed that he was very happy with his decision. I have gotten to know him over the last few years and he is a wonderful person. Whenever I have a conversation with him, I also feel very good. Sunil Chhetri also made a big revelation regarding his retirement. Sunil Chhetri also made a big revelation regarding his retirement. He told how his family reacted to his retirement. Sunil Chhetri said, ‘When I decided which would be my last game and then when I told my family, my father was sitting in a very simple manner. He was very happy. I also told my wife that you always used to ask me why you are playing so many matches and why you are taking so much pressure. But now I am telling you that I will not play for my country after this match. I didn’t understand at all why he was not keeping tears from his eyes. It is not at all that I am feeling tired but I feel that this should be my last fight. Everyone in my house is very happy with this decision. Talking about Virat Kohli, he has performed very well for RCB in IPL 2024. Virat Kohli has scored 661 runs in 13 matches at an average above 66 and strike rate of 155.16, which includes one century and five half-centuries. RCB has to play its last league match against Chennai Super Kings on May 18 in Bengaluru. 5 Australian players who scored half century in debut IPL match IPL 2024: These 11 foreign players took crores of rupees but flopped IPL 2024: 5 players who hit the most sixes in the 19th and 20th overs of IPL 5 fastest bowlers in IPL history Who are the head coaches of all 10 teams in IPL 2024? Which team has won the most matches against RCB in Chinnaswamy? IPL 2024: 3 former RCB players who are creating havoc in SRH 4 players who have played more than 500 T20 matches MS Dhoni: Amazing records of Dhoni as CSK captain Captains of which teams were changed before the start…
Hope to play for a few more years’, Rohit Sharma talks openly on his retirement from international cricket
In an interview, Rohit Sharma has spoken openly about his future plans. Rohit Sharma (Pic Source-X) Rohit Sharma has disappointed with his batting in IPL 2024, barring a few matches he has failed to make an impact. Keeping in view the upcoming T-20 World Cup 2024, his form has increased the concern of BCCI. It is noteworthy that reports are claiming that Rohit Sharma may retire after this mega tournament. Meanwhile, Indian captain Rohit Sharma has spoken openly about his future plans. Irrespective of retirement reports, he expressed his desire to continue representing India in all formats for a few more years. Let us tell you that after 2007, the Indian team has not yet won the T20 World Cup title. Under the captaincy of Rohit Sharma, the Men in Blue came close to winning the 2023 ODI World Cup and WTC title, but missed the mark and finished runner-up. But Rohit Sharma is hopeful that he will win the T20 World Cup trophy this time. Apart from this, Rohit also told about his cricketing journey. Hope to play for a few more years- Rohit Sharma Rohit recently said in an interview with Dubai Eye103.8, the journey has been amazing. It’s been 17 years, I just hope to play a few more years and make an impact in the World Cup. He said, captaining your country is the biggest honor you can have, and for me I never thought that I would reach this point where I would captain one day. But yes, people say good things happen to good people. Rohit further said, when I took over as India captain, I just wanted everyone to move in one direction, this is how the team game should be played, it is about individual milestones and individual statistics and goals. It’s about whether all 11 of us can win the trophy. He finally talked about the challenges he faced both on the field and in life, saying, I have seen more ups than ups in my life and the person I am today is because of those ups and downs in the past.
New Zealand’s deadly batsman announced his retirement, decision taken after not being selected in the World Cup team
New Zealand’s star cricketer Colin Munro has announced his retirement from international cricket. Colin Munro. (Photo Source: Twitter) Colin Munro Retirement: New Zealand’s star cricketer Colin Munro has announced his retirement from international cricket. He has played 123 matches in all formats in which he scored 3010 runs. Munro has not played for the national team in the last four years. He played his last match against India in the year 2020. Career of Colin Munro This left-handed batsman made his debut in T20 format in December 2012 and made his debut in ODI the very next month. 37-year-old Colin Munro has three centuries to his name in T20Is. Along with this, let us tell you that Colin Munro was a part of the T20 World Cup team in the years 2014 and 2016. Along with this, he was a part of the ODI World Cup 2019 team, although New Zealand lost in the final of the tournament. Colin Munro is considered a white ball specialist, so Munro has played only one Test match in his career in January 2013. His retirement was announced by the official account of the New Zealand cricket team on its social media handle. Wrote on the post- “Thankfully, Colin Munro has announced his retirement from international cricket. He has said goodbye to his international career after 123 matches.” Colin Munro said this on retirement- “Playing for the Blackcaps has always been the greatest achievement in my sporting career. I have never felt more proud than wearing the New Zealand jersey, and the fact that I have been able to do that 123 times across all formats is something I will always be incredibly proud of. Although it has been a long time since my last appearance, I never lost hope that I would be able to regain my franchise T20 form. “Now is the right time to officially close that chapter with the announcement of the Blackcaps squad for the T20 World Cup.”
“I really want to win the World Cup” – Rohit Sharma said on the question of his retirement.
India have failed to win an ICC title despite reaching the knockout stages consecutively since 2013. In the year 2023, Team India had to face defeat in two final matches against the legendary Australia. Team India suffered its first defeat in the final of the World Test Championship played in June. For the second time, Australia had defeated India in the final of the ODI World Cup. Speaking to ED Shareen and Gaurav Kapoor on the special episode of Breakfast with Champions on April 12, Rohit opened up about his future plans in his career. They said that, “I haven’t really thought about retirement. But, I don’t know where life takes you. I’m playing well at the moment too – so I’m thinking I’ll continue playing for a few more years and then, I don’t know. I really want to win the World Cup and the WTC final is in 2025, hopefully India will be successful in it.” Reflecting on India’s performance in the 2023 World Cup, Rohit revealed that the team had performed brilliantly throughout the tournament and one bad day came in the final. Hitman said that, “We played very well until that final. When we won the semi-finals, I thought, now we are just one step away. We are doing all the things right. What is the thing that can cause our defeat in the World Cup? Not a single thing came to my mind because I felt we had ticked all the boxes, we were playing good cricket.” Rohit concluded by saying, “We all had to admit a bad day and I think that was our bad day. Don’t think that we played bad cricket in that final, some things did not go our way.”
‘Unless you are Shahid Afridi’ – Dinesh Karthik takes a dig at ‘Lala’ amid retirement rumors
IPL 2024 Karthik is performing brilliantly for RCB Shahid Afridi and Dinesh Karthik (Image Credit- Twitter Indian cricket team’s experienced wicketkeeper batsman Dinesh Karthik is playing for Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in the ongoing IPL 2024 season. So before the start of this season, Karthik had announced that the ongoing IPL season is going to be the last season of his career. On the other hand, recently while talking about his retirement, Dinesh Karthik has taken a dig at former Pakistan cricket team player Shahid Afridi. It is worth noting that Afridi had taken out retirement several times to play cricket during his cricket career. Dinesh Karthik took a dig at Shahid Afridi Let us tell you that while talking about his retirement, Dinesh Karthik while talking to Nasser Hussain and Michael Atherton on Sky Sports Cricket Podcast said – It is ending and it had to end. I batted well in a few matches, I felt good, which was quite surprising. Mixing between playing cricket and broadcasting is not an easy thing. I played the DY Patil cricket tournament, but I felt very bad in it. Karthik further said about retirement – Unless you are Shahid Afridi, but in most cases once it happens, it happens in one go. Once you finish it, why am I regretting something or missing something? But I regret one thing that Mumbai Indians had missed the opportunity to write me. I feel I have missed this opportunity, they (MI) wanted me not to play for Chennai Super Kings because I am from Chennai, they bid for me every time but could not get me in their team. I wish I could turn back time and change some things.
Kane Williamson takes a dig at Ross Taylor’s controversial claim regarding Neil Wagner’s retirement.
Kane Williamson and Tim Southee will play their 100th Test match against Australia in Christchurch. Neil Wagner, Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor. (Image Source: X/Getty Images) New Zealand’s legendary batsman Kane Williamson (Kane Williamson) by former cricketer Ross Taylor (Ross Taylor) has rejected the claim that fast bowler Neil Wagner was forced to retire. The former captain of the New Zealand cricket team stressed that no one can be forced to retire, it is the person’s own decision. Let us tell you, former New Zealand cricketer Ross Taylor has recently made a shocking claim that Neil Wagner was forced to retire from international cricket. He has also expressed apprehension about the bad atmosphere in the New Zealand cricket team. Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor face to face over Neil Wagner Kane Williamson said in the press conference: “I don’t think anyone is forced to retire. I think he had a fantastic week last week reflecting on what an amazing career he’s had and some amazing moments we had in the dressing room. He has done incredible things for this team and we have seen his skills. I think he had a wonderful time with the team.” Is there a rift between Tim Southee and Neil Wagner? Actually, there were rumors of Neil Wagner having a rift with New Zealand captain Tim Southee. This thing was visible during the recent Test series against South Africa. However, Williamson said, “They are, and will always be, very good friends.” That was the joke in the dressing room with Vaggie and his fielding. “Everyone on the team knew the reference and it was quite funny at the time.” Let us tell you, Kane Williamson and captain Tim Southee will play their 100th Test match against Australia at Hagley Oval, Christchurch, which will start from March 8.
‘World’s shortest retirement’: Pat Cummins gave a big statement regarding Neil Wagner’s return in the second test against Australia
In the first Test match played in Wellington, Australia defeated New Zealand by 172 runs and took a 1-0 lead in the two-match Test series. Pat Cummins And Neil Wagner (Pic Source-Twitter) In the first Test match played in Wellington, Australia defeated New Zealand by 172 runs and took a 1-0 lead in the two-match Test series. In the first test, all the players from Australia performed very well and played an important role in the victory of their team. Such reports are coming out that Neil Wagner, who has recently retired from international cricket, can make a comeback in the New Zealand team in the second test match against Australia. New Zealand team captain Tim Southee had hinted that Neil Wagner could make a comeback in the second Test. Australia team captain Pat Cummins presented his side regarding this. After the match was over, the captain of the Australian team said, ‘The world’s youngest retirement. I mean why can’t it happen? If you are the best bowler in the world and can perform well then you should definitely play. I’ve played them before and it will be great to see. Neil Wagner is a very good bowler and it is great to talk to him here every morning. Tim Southee presented his side regarding Neil Wagner Tim Southee said, ‘Neil Wagner is a very good player and he has been my favorite for a long time. We have had a lot of talks and it remains to be seen how quickly Will recovers. We are also continuously talking to the physio. The most important thing is that it is very important for William O Rourke to recover in the coming 2 to 3 days. We will give an update regarding them in the next 24 hours. Let us tell you, Neil Wagner has taken 260 Test wickets for New Zealand at an average of 27.57. He has bowled very well against Australia also. All New Zealand fans would like to see Neil Wagner bowling for their team once again. These 5 Indian greats never got a chance to captain in international cricket IPL 2024: 5 CSK players injured, Dhoni’s tension increased Top 5 players who took most catches in test cricket from Australia Top 5 players who hit most sixes in the history of WPL IPL 2024: This player is injured, betrayed the team big time BCCI showed contempt to these 7 players, did not give them a place in the central contract IPL 2024: These 5 players will replace Mohammed Shami in Gujarat Titans squad These 5 Indian players are going to become father after IPL 2024 5 batsmen who have scored the fastest century in T20 cricket These teams have lost the most matches in IPL history
‘I felt that I no longer had that intensity’, Faiz Fazal broke his silence after retirement
During the Ranji Trophy season, Fazal struggled with unbearable pain and eventually decided to retire. Faiz Fazal Former captain of Vidarbha Faiz Fazal (Faiz Fazal) recently announced his retirement from professional cricket. He is proud and satisfied with himself after his decision. During the Ranji Trophy season, Fazal struggled with unbearable pain and eventually decided to retire. The knee problem was too much to ignore during the season. The 38-year-old had been battling a left knee injury for over a year, which caused problems in his pre-match preparation and made his return to first-class cricket difficult. After undergoing surgeries and various treatments, Fazal realized that it was time to leave. His illustrious career ended in the final Ranji league match against Haryana. However, he scored 1 and 0 in the match. ‘Earning the India cap was the proudest moment for me and my family’ Speaking to ESPNcricinfo, he said, the decision to retire was not an easy one. During the matches this year, whenever I went to bat after lunch or tea break, I felt that I lacked the intensity which is necessary for first-class cricket. This affected my form and the selectors felt that I needed to give me a break. He said, I don’t know whether I was outdated or not, but I had to sit out. At that time I decided that whatever game I play next, I will take the call. And it so happened that that game was our final league match of the season. Reflecting on the India Cap, Fazal said, earning the India Cap was the proudest moment for me and my family. That was the biggest achievement. You can look back and say, ‘Oh, it was just one game’, but at the same time, I was the only player in the team who had not played in the IPL.
NZ vs AUS: Despite retirement, Neil Wagner was seen fielding, video won over cricket fans
Basin Reserve echoed with thunderous applause as Neil Wagner entered the field Neil Wagner New Zealand’s experienced fast bowler neil wagner (Neil Wagner) recently announced his retirement from Test cricket. He will say goodbye to Test cricket after the series against Australia. He also cried bitterly while announcing his retirement in the press conference, the video of which went viral on social media. Now, despite retirement, he was seen fielding in the field. In fact, on the first day of the first Test match being played between Australia and New Zealand in Wellington, the veteran bowler entered the field as a substitute fielder. During this, the audience welcomed him warmly with thunderous applause. Wagner entered the field during the 69th over. Let us tell you that Neil Wagner was included in the team for the series against Australia, but it was told that he will not be in the playing eleven. After this he announced his retirement. Wagner is still part of the team for the first Test match. In such a situation, during the 69th over on the first day of the Wellington Test, he came to the field to field as a substitute fielder. Kiwi fans got excited after seeing him in the field and Basin Reserve echoed with thunderous applause. Fans were showering their love on him with cutouts and banners. Watch video here pic.twitter.com/HrjVRXFuYG — Grahman (@Grahman326048) February 29, 2024 Neil Wagner represented the Kiwi team in 64 test matches and took a total of 260 wickets. This also includes 5 wicket hauls 9 times. 7 wickets for 39 runs are his best bowling figures. Talking about the first Test, on the first day New Zealand restricted Australia to 279/9 at stumps. Matt Henry led the bowling attack and took four wickets. Australian all-rounder Cameron Green is present at the crease after scoring 103 runs. He completed his second Test century by hitting three fours in the last over of the day.
IND vs ENG: “Happy Retirement” – Fans are trolling Patidar in this manner on social media
Rajat Patidar (Photo Source: Getty Images) Rajat Patidar once again failed to perform well with the bat and was out without opening the account after playing six balls in the final innings of the fourth Test against England at the JSCA International Stadium in Ranchi. Patidar made his Test debut for India in the Visakhapatnam Test, when KL Rahul and Ravindra Jadeja were ruled out of the series due to injury and Virat Kohli was not playing due to personal reasons. Let us tell you that 30-year-old Patidar has been struggling to score runs since his debut and has scored only 63 runs in six innings at a poor average of 10.50. During the fourth Test, the right-handed batsman was caught by Shoaib Bashir at backward short leg by Ollie Pope. Let us tell you that Bashir dismissed him twice in this test, he got him out for 17 runs (LBW) in the first innings. Meanwhile, fans on X (formerly Twitter) trolled Patidar for his second duck of the series. One user jokingly wrote, “Happy retirement Rajat Patidar. Have a good second innings of life.” Fans gave such reactions on social media regarding Patidar. Happy retirement Rajat Patidar.Have a good second innings of life🫡 — Parvv 🚩 (@ParvCryEmoji) February 26, 2024 Honestly, didn’t understand why Rajat Patidar was selected. Could have gotten @cheteshwar1 back. — Chinmay (@reddevilchinmay) February 26, 2024 Dear Rajat Patidar,Retirement lelo yaar, khel hi kyu rhe ho 🙄 How will you eat this much laddu?Ise achha to Ruturaj Gaikwad h#INDvENG #Cricket #INDvsENGTest #ind pic.twitter.com/G4CgezWN7U — cskArmy_7 (@cskarmy_7) February 26, 2024 With due respect I don’t want to see Rajat Patidar playing the 5th test for #TeamIndia , #INDvENG — Debraj S Choudhury (@dschoudhury) February 26, 2024 Kuldeep Yadav thinking why he isn’t sent above Rajat Patidar ???#INDvENG #rajatpatidar #KuldeepYadav pic.twitter.com/Vbu5W7fKUP — Apuroop Achanta (@digitaldetox_9) February 26, 2024 Talking about the match, England scored 353 runs after winning the toss and batting first. Joe Root and Ollie Robinson played important innings of 122* and 58 runs respectively for the Ben Stokes-led team. Meanwhile, for the hosts, Ravindra Jadeja took four wickets, while Akash Deep took three wickets. Later, Ravichandran Ashwin (5/51) and Kuldeep (4/22) together took nine wickets and restricted Fans to 145 runs. Jack Crawley scored the highest score of 60 runs in 91 balls for England and England set a target of 192 runs for the host team. In the end, thanks to half-centuries from Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill, India achieved the target by losing five wickets.
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