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Shikhar Dhawan has announced his retirement from international cricket.
New Delhi: 24 August 2024
In a touching announcement that has evoked strong feelings among cricket fans worldwide, famed Indian opening batsman Shikhar Dhawan has announced his retirement from international cricket. The news was revealed on social media platform X, in which Dhawan looks back on his career and thanks everyone for their help over the years.
Dhawan, who is well-known for his flamboyant style and ability to turn a game around, left a brief message for his fans. “As I finish my cricketing journey, I reflect on so many memories and hold a heart full of gratitude. My sincere thanks for your endless love and support! Jai Hind!”. The one-minute video opens with Dhawan announcing his decision to retire, referring to numerous trophies and awards that signify his cricketing accomplishments.
Dhawan has consistently been one of India’s greatest players and top run scorers in ICC events. In addition to his aggressive hitting approach on the field, he frequently draws attention from fans because of his reliability as a player and his qualities off the field.
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The cricketing speech community has already commenced addressing the realities about Dhawan’s retirement on the day after. The retirement of Shikhar Dhawan not only marks the end of an illustrious era in international cricket, but the retired cricketer has approximately left an indelible legacy in India’s cricketing history from his time as a prominent player in any format, but especially limited-overs.
Undoubtedly, Dhawan leaves behind a remarkable legacy as he retires from the game, one that seems to have inspired innumerable aspiring cricket players with his smile, sportsmanship, and cricket brilliance. Although his admirers will undoubtedly miss him on the field, his impact on Indian cricket will last for a long time.
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