Team India star cricketer Shikhar Dhawan has made a sensational decision by announcing his retirement from cricket.
He has decided to bid farewell to international and domestic cricket. In this regard, Gabbar released an emotional video.
Dhawan’s decision has come as a shock to cricket fans. However, it is well known that Gabbar had not been able to secure a place in Team India for a long time due to the emergence of younger cricketers.
Given this context, there had been speculation that he would retire from international cricket. As expected, he has now officially announced his decision.
In 2013, under the captaincy of MS Dhoni, Dhawan played a key role in helping India win the Champions Trophy.
Remarkably, in this tournament, Gabbar scored 363 runs in just 5 matches, with an impressive average of 90.75.
“I worked hard and longed to play for India, and it became a reality. Many stood by me during this journey. I reached this level thanks to my family, childhood coach, and many others. I am extremely proud and happy to have played for my country. Now, I am announcing my retirement from international and domestic cricket. I am closing this chapter of my cricketing journey. I carry countless sweet memories and gratitude with me. I thank the BCCI for giving me opportunities and everyone who supported me with love. Jai Hind!” Dhawan expressed in the video.
Gabbar’s Cricket Career Statistics:
Shikhar Dhawan represented Team India from 2010 to 2022, playing in 167 ODIs, 34 Tests, and 68 T20s.
He scored 6,793 runs in 167 ODIs, 2,315 runs in 34 Tests, and 1,759 runs in 68 T20s.
Overall, he scored over 10,000 runs in his international cricket career, including 24 centuries—17 in ODIs and 7 in Tests.
