The star of the western Indies Nicholas Pooran retires from the international cricket

In a development that stunned the Caribbean cricket fans and the overall fraternity of Cricket, equally, Western Indies Power Hitter Nicholas pooran He has announced his retirement from the international cricket at the age of 29. The decision, confirmed through a sincere publication on social media, comes at a time when Polan is probably at the height of his powers, especially in the T20 format.

Nicholas Polan is saying goodbye to international cricket

In his farewell statement, Polan deeply reflected on the emotional bond he shares with western cricket and Indies. He spoke of how sport has filled his life with joy, purpose and innumerable unforgettable memories, while also allowing him the honor of representing his nation. The pride that he felt the brown sweater and singing the national anthem was beyond the words, and he appreciated every moment he gave everything to the field. By directing the side as a captain it was a special privilege that will dare forever. Although he moved away from the international cricket, the poor man assured fans that his love for the western Indies remains strong and expanded his heart wishes for the future success of the team.

“ This game we love has given and will continue to give so much: joy, purpose, unforgettable memories and an opportunity to represent the people of the western Indies. To carry this brown, to stop by the anthem, and to give everything that I had every time I took advantage of the field … It is difficult to put in words what it really means for me.I will have led the team as a Capit de les Western Indians. Polan wrote in his statement on Instagram.

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Impressive numbers for Pooran in the international level

Polan’s decision comes as a stroke for the western Indies cricket, especially taking into account the team’s resurgence ambitions in white ball formats. He retires as the most experienced player in the western Indies and his highest scorer in the shortest format. His Sixes account in T20is (149) and a recent 500 Run IPL season, his best yet, emphasizes the vital that had become the T20 world cricket.

Despite his recent dominance in franchise leagues, Pooran was not part of the template for the Current Tour of England and Ireland, after having requested a break at Cricket west indies. Although he never appeared in a test game for his country, Polan debuted in T20I in 2016 and entered Arena in 2019, although he has not represented the western Indies in the format of 50 more since his lack of classification for the World Cup of 2023.

Above all, in 106 T20is, Polan accumulated 2275 runs with the help of 13 half a century. Similarly, in Hate, Polan appeared in 61 games and scored the 1983 runs, including 3 hundred and 11 years. At the T20S in general, the left batter broke a huge 9166 398 games, including 639 six.

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