Pragyan Ojha retires from all cricket

Veteran Indian left-arm spinner Pragyan Ojha on Friday revealed retirement from international and first- class cricket with instant result.

The 33- year-old last bet India in 2013 throughout Sachin Tendulkar’s goodbye Test versus the West Indies in Mumbai. In all, he played 24 Tests in between 2009 and 2013 in which he took 113 wickets.

“I am writing this letter to tender my formal retirement from international and first-class cricket with immediate effect,” Ojha stated in a declaration on his Twitter account.

” To be an Indian cricketer and represent the nation at the highest level was constantly a dream I valued as a child.

“I fall short of words to describe how fortunate I have been to have lived my dream and earned the love and respect of my fellow countrymen,” he added.

From 18 ODIs, he got 21 wickets. He likewise played 6 T20 Internationals.

Ojha, who completed for erstwhile Deccan Chargers and Mumbai Indians in the IPL, was as soon as reported for having a suspect action in2014 He went through restorative rehab and was cleared in 2015.