Pakistani all-rounder again announced his retirement, said goodbye to international cricket again

Imad Wasim Retirement: It is often seen among Pakistani players that they retire from international cricket more than once. Shahid Afridi retired from international cricket several times and made a comeback. Similarly, the team’s star all-rounder Imad Wasim announced his retirement from international cricket for the second time. Imad had retired about a year ago, but made a comeback before the 2024 T20 World Cup.

Imad Wamis, who played the 2024 T20 World Cup for Pakistan, announced his retirement from international cricket through social media. He announced his retirement on 13 December (Friday) 2024.

Let us tell you that earlier Imad Wasim had decided to retire from international cricket in November 2023. However, before the T20 World Cup in 2024, Imad came out of retirement and made himself available for international cricket. He played the 2024 T20 World Cup for Pakistan. However, after the T20 World Cup, Imad could not get a place in the team and he again decided to say goodbye to international cricket.

Regarding his retirement, Imad wrote on social media, “After much deliberation, I have decided to retire from international cricket. It has been my greatest pride to represent Pakistan on the world stage and I will never forget every moment of wearing the green jersey.” Going to do.

Played white ball cricket for Pakistan

It is noteworthy that Imad Wasim played white ball cricket for Pakistan. He has played 55 ODI and 75 T20 International matches in his international career. In 40 innings of ODI, he has scored 986 runs at an average of 42.86. Apart from this, he took 44 wickets in 53 innings. In the remaining 50 innings of T20 International, Imad scored 554 runs and took 73 wickets while bowling in 74 innings.

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