Check the facts: Josh Hazlewood called Chetshwar raised his biggest headache after India Star’s retirement?

Cricket world fired -one of its most resistant baptismers Chetshwar raised announced his retirement from the international cricket. The news left the fans reminiscent of their innumerable heroic times, especially against Australia, where he gained the reputation of crushing world class bowls. Shortly after the announcement, however, social media lit up with a viral place claiming Australian Pealer Josh Hazlewood He had called on his “bigger headache”, but was it really true?

The viral demand

The withdrawal of climbing from the international cricket has triggered waves of nostalgia worldwide. The Stalwart of India, known for its grid and its ability to wear out opposition attacks, has always occupied a special place in the heart of the fans. But in the midst of these emotional tributes, a publication that claimed to be from the Australian Pealer Hazlewood began making rounds on social media.

The account, publishing under the @Joshazlewood38 handle, stated: “You were my biggest headache in the field, now I can turn freely, without tired -all day. You had a good race, enjoy your retirement! Best wishes for your next trip.”

This seemingly blatant message went viral, and many fans believed that Hazlewood had finally admitted what most bowls felt secret.

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The truth behind the post of Josh Hazlewood

However, a closer look revealed reality. The profile in question clearly establishes in his bio: “parody account”. In fact, Hazlewood has no official presence in X (before Twitter) or Instagram. Its manager Neil Maxwell He had previously clarified that the Australian fast diaper remains far from social media. In short, the viral site was a satire work, not a real admission by Hazlewood.

Although the appointment was false, the feeling behind it is not completely out of the brand. It was, in fact, a massive thorn in the meat of Australian bowls, including Hazlewood. In 25 tests against Australia, it scored 2,074 ridges at an average of 49.38, including five centuries and 11 half centuries.

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