Shikhar Dhawan Reveals Retirement Reason: Former Indian team opener Shikhar Dhawan surprised everyone by announcing his retirement from international and domestic cricket on the morning of August 24. However, he did not reveal the reason for his sudden retirement. But now, after almost a month, the main reason for Dhawan's retirement has been revealed and the reason has also been revealed by the star batsman himself.
Shikhar Dhawan told the reason for retiring from international cricket
This left-handed batsman announced his retirement by sharing a special video on social media, in which he mentioned many things apart from memories related to his career. Along with this, Dhawan also talked about starting the second phase of his career. Many fans wanted to know why Dhawan decided to retire. Giving the reason for this, Dhawan said that he did not have the motivation to play domestic cricket to make a comeback in the national team again. That is why I thought it appropriate to retire.
Dhawan's retirement had caused a lot of grief to his fans. He is known as 'Gabbar' among his fans and his funny style is liked by everyone. Along with this, Dhawan is also called Mr. ICC and the reason behind this is well known to Indian cricket fans.
A look at Shikhar Dhawan's international career
Shikhar Dhawan started his international career in 2010 against Australia. At the same time, he played his last match against Bangladesh in December 2022. The 38-year-old player played 34 Tests, 167 ODIs and 68 T20s. During this, he scored 10,867 runs, which includes 24 centuries and 55 half-centuries.
Dhawan could not keep himself away from the cricket field for long after retiring from international cricket. This legendary left-handed batsman is currently playing in the Legends League Cricket 2024. He is representing and captaining Gujarat Giants in the tournament.
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