DTVHINDIShaun Marsh Retirement: 16 years ago created a stir with the bat in IPL, now retired from cricket
Melbourne Renegades player Shaun Marsh has officially announced his retirement from professional cricket. The veteran cricketer announced to his teammates at the weekend that the upcoming match against Sydney Thunder will be his last match in the Big Bash League. Marsh’s recent performance was excellent. He first scored an unbeaten half-century, which earned him the title of Player of the Match. This brilliant performance led Melbourne Renegades to a six-wicket win against Melbourne Stars at Marvel Stadium on Saturday night. His brilliant BBL 13 journey with three half-centuries has now come to an end. Shaun Marsh took retirement from professional cricket “I have loved playing for the Renegades, I have met some special people over the last five years and the friendships I have made will last a lifetime,” Shaun Marsh was quoted as saying by the Melbourne Renegades’ official website. The players playing in this group are very special and they have been very good to me and are very good teammates and friends as well.” He further said that, our members and fans became very emotional and I am very grateful for their support during this time. Let us tell you that in the current season of Big Bash League, Marsh has scored 181 runs in five matches. Along with this, he has scored 3 half-centuries at an average of 45.25. Marsh scored the most runs in the first season of IPL and became the Orange Cap winner. Talking about Marsh’s statistics in the Big Bash League, he is at sixth place in terms of scoring runs. He has scored 2810 runs at an impressive average of 40.72, which includes 27 fifties. If we look at Marsh’s international career, he has also been effective. He has scored 2773 runs in 73 ODI matches. During this period he has scored 7 centuries and 15 half-centuries. His best ODI score has been 151 runs. He also played 38 test matches. Scored 2265 runs during this period. His best score in test has been 182 runs. During this period he scored 6 centuries and 10 half-centuries.
South Africa’s most dangerous batsman in limited overs retired from Test cricket with immediate effect.
Heinrich Klaasen has played 4 Test matches for South Africa and he played the last Test for his team against West Indies in March last year. POTCHEFSTROM, SOUTH AFRICA – DECEMBER 15: James Taylor of England plays a cover drive as Heinrich Klaasen of South Africa keeps wicket during day one of the tour match between South Africa Invitational XI and England at Senwes Park on December 15, 2015 in Potchefstroom, South Africa Africa. (Photo by Julian Finney/Getty Images) South Africa’s best wicketkeeper batsman Heinrich Klaasen has decided to retire from Test cricket with immediate effect. Cricket South Africa has issued a press release today i.e. on 8th January in which it has been told that Heinrich Klaasen is going to retire from Test cricket. Let us tell you, Heinrich Klaasen has played 4 test matches for South Africa and he played the last test for his team against West Indies in the month of March last year. Heinrich Klaasen’s record in the first class has been quite good. Klaasen made his Test debut against India in Ranchi in 2019. He has scored 104 runs in four Test matches at an average of 13, of which 35 is his best score. Apart from Ranchi, Heinrich Klaasen has played Test matches in Sydney, Centurion and in 2023, Johannesburg. Heinrich Klaasen is one of the most explosive batsmen in limited overs cricket. He has led South Africa to victory in many important matches in ODI and T20 due to his explosive batting. After retiring from Test cricket, his entire focus will now be on limited overs cricket. Even in the ICC ODI World Cup 2023, this excellent batsman had batted very well and scored important runs for his team. It was very difficult for me to take this decision: Heinrich Klaasen Heinrich Klaasen said, ‘I could not sleep properly in the last few nights and was wondering whether my decision was right or not but now I have decided to retire from Test cricket. It was a very difficult decision because Test has been my favorite format. To reach where I am today as a cricketer, I have faced a lot of battles both on and off the field. It was a great journey and I am happy that I was able to play for my team in this format as well. My baggy test cap was the most important cap. I would like to thank all the people with whom I played Test cricket and who taught me a lot of new things in this format. I am fully prepared for the challenges to come. Not only Hardik Pandya, Mumbai Indians have also traded these players 5 batsmen who have scored more than 3 thousand runs in T20 International matches Top 10 batsmen who hit most sixes in IPL history IPL 2024: Gujarat Titans’ playing XI will be like this under the captaincy of Shubman Gill. 5 players who have scored the most centuries while opening in all formats of cricket Those 5 memorable innings of David Warner in Test…
Aaron Finch retired, will never be seen playing again….
Aaron Finch has played many important matches in the Big Bash League and played an important role in the victory of his team. Aaron Finch (Pic Source-Twitter) Currently, the Big Bash League 2023-24 season is being played in Australia. During this tournament, Australia’s best batsman and Melbourne Renegades team player Aaron Finch has decided to retire from the Big Bash League. Let us tell you, Aaron Finch has played many important matches in the Big Bash League and has played an important role in the victory of his team. Aaron Finch is playing for Melbourne Renegades this season. Aaron Finch himself has announced that this is his last season of the Big Bash League. According to ESPNcricinfo, the experienced batsman said, ‘I have seen a lot of ups and downs in my life but I have loved this journey a lot. I can never forget the moment when I won the Big Bash League trophy. That was a very special moment for me and I will always remember it. One thing I am very proud of is that I played for only one club in my entire career. Melbourne Renegades are a big part of my life and I’m very happy with what they have given me. I want to thank all my fans, my family and my friends who supported me in this journey. Aaron Finch is second among the players who have scored the most runs in this tournament. Let us tell you, Aaron Finch is at second place among the players who have scored the most runs in this tournament. On first is Chris Lynn. Aaron Finch has scored 3311 runs in 106 matches at an average above 34 and a strike rate above 171. He has also scored two centuries and 26 half-centuries. Melbourne Renegades head coach David Saker said, ‘Aaron Finch has performed very well as a captain and also as a player. What he has achieved is very difficult to achieve. We will all try to give Finch a farewell match. Top 10 teams making lowest scores against India in Test cricket These 5 Indian batsmen have never been able to score a Test century in South Africa These 10 big records will be broken in international cricket in 2023 7 big pictures of the year 2023 which made headlines 5 bowlers who will take the most wickets in test cricket in the year 2023 5 big cricketers who will retire from international cricket in 2023 5 Indian bowlers who have taken 500 wickets in the fewest innings in international cricket 4 South African opening batsmen who have scored 50+ scores most times in Test cricket Best playing 11 of the year 2023 5 batsmen who have scored the most centuries in test cricket away from home (active players)
These players including Quinton de Kock retired in 2023, see full list
Quiton de Kock announced his retirement from ODI cricket after the World Cup 2023. Quinton de Kock and Meg Lanning (Photo Source : X/Twitter) In the year 2023, fans got to see some great cricket. This year the ODI World Cup was organized, in which Australia won the title. India got success in the Asia Cup. This year some players also tasted great success. Apart from this, some players also said goodbye to cricket this year. In this article we will discuss such players, who retired from international cricket in 2023. 1. Stuart Broad Stuart Broad. (Image Source: Getty Images) The England fast bowler announced his retirement on the third day of the final Test of Ashes 2023 at the Oval in London. He ended his international career on a high note. Broad, in his last Test match, secured England’s victory by taking the last two wickets of the game. He has taken 604 wickets in 167 matches at an average of 27.68 and an economy of 2.97, making him the second highest wicket taker among seamers in international cricket.
