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Pyush Chawla, a veteran Indian thorn in his legs, has called time to his illustrious career, marking the end of a remarkable two -decades trip on Friday, June 6. Sharing a series of memorable images of his Cricket trip to Instagram, Pyush Chawla announced his retirement from all forms of international and national cricket.
The 35 -year -old ballist, who played a key role in the iconic T20 World Cup in India, and in 2011 Triumphs of the World Hate Cup, thanked everyone for their support and love throughout their beautiful journey as a cricket. He also won several IPL titles in his career.
Pyush Chawla announces the withdrawal of all forms of the game
In his emotional publication, Pyush Chawla published on Instagram: “ After more than two decades in the field, it is time to go to the beautiful game. From representing India to the highest level to the victory of the World T20 T20 T20 and in 2011 the World Cup teams, every moment in this amazing journey has been nothing blessing. These memories will always remain in my heart.
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Chawla, one of the most successful Indian spinners in the IPL history, expressed her thanks to her IPL franchises she represented throughout her career, including Punjab Kings, Kolkata Knight Riders, Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians, for her confidence and support throughout her trip.
He added: “Sincere thanks to the IPL franchises who trusted me: Punjab Kings, Kolkata Knight Riders, Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians. The Indian Premier League has been a really special chapter in my career and I loved every moment playing -there.”
Pyush Chawla pays tribute to the BCCI, coaches and family for their support
In his farewell note, Chawla also paid tribute to his coaches, Shri Kk Gautam and the missing Shri Pankkaj Saraswat, to feed him and give it the cricketter who became the cricketter. He also thanked his family, calling them an eternal pillar of strength. The spinner said that his unmatched support has been his base through all the highs and lows during his career.
Paying a special tribute to his father, the spinner said: “A special mention of my late father, the belief in me turned on the path I walked. Without him, this trip would never have been possible.”
In addition, Chawla thanked the BCCI, at Uttar Pradesh Clicet Association (UPCA) and the Gujarat Clicket Association (GCA) for having provided the platform and the opportunities to evolve and express as a cricket at the highest level.
Pyush Chawla hopes to start a new trip
Chawla signed saying, “Today is a deeply emotional day for me, as I officially announce my retirement in all forms of international and domestic cricket. Although I move away from the fold, the cricket always lives inside me. Now I want to take a new journey, carrying with me the spirit and lessons of this beautiful game.”
Above all, Chawla represented India in 3 tests, 25 hatred, and 7 t20is and warmed up 7, 32 and 4 doctors, respectively. He has been a giant on the domestic circuit, taking 446 doctors in 137 first class games, 254 doctors in 164 list games A and 319 doctors in 297 T20.
It was also a useful baptism, scoring 5486 first-class runs, 1950 List-a Run and 1565 T20 T20 in his career. The leg of the legs is the third highest wick in the IPL history with 192 scalients in 192 games. Chawla won the IPL titles with CSK, KRR and MI.
