The India National Cricket Team spinner Yuzvendra Chahal has announced his first-class retirement on Friday October 2nd. Yuzvendra Chahal has been the leading wicket-taker in IPL history and has not retired from international cricket or the IPL. But called an end to his domestic career. He shared his message on his official Instagram handle, as he had a stellar record in red-ball cricket.
Yuzvendra Chahal, who has been out of the India team for a long time now, might not make a comeback given the quality and the pool of spinners the Men in Blue currently have. He has been an outstanding cricketer and has won several matches for the side. The Punjab-based spinner has also been a big name in the County Championship.
Yuzvendra Chahal retires from first class cricket
Chahal played for Northamptonshire in County cricket. On his social media account, he remembered the first time he played a red-ball game and his love for the game. While playing red-ball cricket, he learned about patience and the joy of fighting for hours for every wicket.
He said, “The first cricket ball I ever held was a red ball. I was 10 years old, and I had no idea then how deeply I would fall in love with this game. For me, red-ball cricket was never just another format. It was where I learned the meaning of patience, character, resilience and the pure joy of being out there for hours, fighting for every run and every wicket.”
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Source: cricketaddictor.com
