R. Ashwin retires from international cricket
Brisbane: Ravichandran Ashwin, one of India’s most successful and respected cricketers, announced his retirement from international cricket here today.
The decision, which comes after years of stellar performances in all formats of the game, marks the end of an era for Indian cricket. Ashwin, 38, made his mark as a key bowler for India across formats, known for his sharp cricketing mind, varied spin deliveries and his ability to turn the game on its head. He leaves behind a legacy that includes 537 Test wickets, having made significant contributions in both Test and limited-overs cricket.
Ashwin’s international career began in the first match of 2011 when he made his debut against West Indies in Delhi. Quickly he established himself as a key figure in India’s bowling attack.
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