3 Indian players can retire soon after Wriddhiman Saha: There are many players from the Indian cricket team who have been out of action for a long time. These players are waiting to make a comeback, but gradually the comeback is becoming difficult. One of these players is Wriddhiman Saha, who finally announced his retirement from cricket.
Wicketkeeper batsman Wriddhiman Saha Saha has decided to say goodbye to cricket at the age of 40 and will take retirement after this Ranji season. After Saha's retirement, some more prominent Indian players may also retire in the coming days, about whom we are going to tell you.
3. Karun Nair
In the history of Indian cricket, after former veteran batsman Virender Sehwag, the batsman to score a triple century has been Karun Nair. This batsman from Karnataka had presented himself as a batsman of the future by scoring a triple century in the Test, but he could not make a long career. Karun has not been able to play international cricket for India for a long time. He played his last Test match in 2017. Till now he has played 6 test matches for Team India, in which he has scored 374 runs. Now age is also increasing and due to this Karun can also take retirement.
2. Ishant Sharma
Fast bowler Ishant Sharma also has a name in the list of players who have completed a hundred in Test matches in the Indian cricket team. This legendary fast bowler has shown his talent in cricket for India for years. Ishant made his career debut in 2007, after which he continued playing till 2021. Ishant has played 105 test matches for Team India so far, taking 311 wickets but now his comeback seems difficult. In such a situation, he may soon decide to retire from cricket.
1. Umesh Yadav
Fast bowler Umesh Yadav, who was famous as Vidarbha Express in the Indian cricket team, has been out of action for some time. Umesh Yadav was once the best speed star and strike bowler of the team, but after the year 2023, he is not able to return to international cricket. After which, in the coming time, he may soon decide to retire. Umesh has taken 170 wickets in 57 test matches so far.
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