Ashwin Announces Retirement from IPL, ‘My Time as an explorer of the game Around Various Leagues Begins Today’

Veteran India Off-Spinner Ravichandran ashwin on Wednsday Announced His Retirement from the Indian Premier League, Bringing the Curtains The Curtains Down on a 16-Long Sessociation with the TOURN MONTH of calling it Quits from International Cricket.

Ashwin made the announcing through a social media post.

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“They say always ending will have a new start, my time as an ipl cricketer come to a close today, but my time as an explorer of the game around various Leagues

“Bold like to thank all the franchisees for all the wonderful memory and relationships over the year and most importantly the ipl and the ipl and the bcci for what they have given given me until now. Most of what’s ahead of me, “He added.

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The 38-year-old Retired from International Cricket in December Last Year during the Tour of Australia after a decorated career that Saw Him within India’s Second-Highest Wickt-TAKER (537) in Test Anil Kumble (619).

In the IPL, He was one of the brightest minds to play the game, Making his debut for chennai super kings in 2009. Following a decade-long gap.

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Overall, he featured in 220 IPL matches, Taking 187 wickets at an average of 30.22 with best figures of 4/34. With the bat, he scored 833 runs with a highest of 50 and an average of 13.02.

Ashwin was an integral member of csk’s title-winning campaigns in 2010 and also turned out for the now defeated pune supergiant, punjab kings, delhi capitals and delhi capitals and rajasthan roles League.