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Veteran Spinner Ravichandran Ashwin Decided To Retire From International Cricket.

This 38-year-old spinner has made many records for India. He is ranked seventh among the highest wicket-takers in Tests. Ashwin has 537 wickets in his name in 106 tests. Seven wickets for 59 runs is his best bowling.

India’s legendary spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has decided to retire from international cricket. He announced this in the press conference after the Gaba test. Ashwin had reached the press conference with captain Rohit Sharma and announced this there. Before Sant, Ashwin was seen sitting with Virat Kohli in the studio room. During this, Kohli also used his throat. Ashwin was a part of Team India in the Adelaide Day-Night Test.

Overall, the record of taking five wickets in the most innings is in the name of Sri Lanka’s Muttiah Muralitharan. He did this 67 times. Ashwin is joint second with Shane Warne. During this period his average has been 25.75. The highest score in Ashwin’s name in a Test has been 124 runs. He has scored six centuries and 14 half-centuries. Apart from this, he has scored 707 runs in ODI at an average of 16.44 and 184 runs in T20 at a strike rate of 114.99.