Sudden Indian batsman retirement between Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy, played more than 100 international matches for the country

Indian Cricket Team: The Indian batsman suddenly surprised everyone by announcing his retirement amidst the fourth Test being played between India and England at Old Trafford, Manchester.

Indian Cricket Team Batter Announces Retirement: These days the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy of five Test matches is being played between India and England. The fourth match of the series continues at Old Trafford, Manchester. Meanwhile, Veda Krishnamurthy, the star batsman of India’s women’s team, announced his retirement from all the formats of cricket.

Veda Krishnamurthy, who played more than 100 international matches for India, announced his retirement through social media on Friday (25 July). Veda said that she is saying goodbye to play, but not cricket.

Veda Krishnamurthy’s post on retirement

Posting on Instagram, Veda Krishnamurthy wrote, “The girl from Chhoti Town with big dreams. From Kadur’s quiet streets to proud to wear India’s jersey. This game gave me, happiness, pain, purpose and family everything. Today I am saying goodbye to play, but not cricket.”

Veda further wrote, “Thank you to my family, fellow players, coaches, friends and all the supporters behind the scene. And for the fans, your love matters far more than far away than far as you will know. I am ready to give something back to the game that gave me life. I have played with fire and pride in my heart. Always for the team.

International career of Veda Krishnamurthy

Significantly, Veda Krishnamurthy played 48 ODIs and 76 T20 Internationals in his international career. Batting in 41 innings of ODIs, he scored 829 runs at an average of 25.90. During this time, 8 half -centuries came out of his bat. In addition, in 63 innings of T20 International, Veda scored 875 runs at an average of 18.61, including 2 half -centuries.