Varun Aaron, the former India quick bowler, has announced his retirement from "representative cricket". Aaron, 35, had retired from red-ball cricket at the end of the 2023-24 Indian domestic season, and has now finished up altogether after his team,

Varun Aaron retired from international cricket on January 10. The pacer ended his career playing nine Tests and as many ODIs for India. He has claimed 29 wickets in both formats and played his last game for India in 2015 as he featured in the Test series against South Africa in Bengaluru.

India pacer Varun Aaron announced his decision to bid adieu to his cricketing career after 20 years of playing at professional level on Friday, January 10. The veteran pacer announced his retirement by sharing a statement on his social media handles.

Former Bangladesh one-day captain Tamim Iqbal has announced his retirement from international cricket, saying he did not wish to be a distraction for the team ahead of the Champions Trophy.

Tamim Iqbal took to Facebook to announce his retirement. "I have been away from international cricket for a long time. That distance will remain. My chapter in international crick

Lewis 92, Paul 59; Mishra 2-56 India 241-4 (34.3 overs): Rawal 89, Hasabnis 53*; Maguire 3-57 India win by six wickets Scorecard India secured a dominant six-wicket win over Ireland in the opening one-day international in Rajkot.

India defeated Ireland by six wickets in the first women`s ODI to take a 1-0 lead in the three-match series on Friday. Opting to bat, Ireland skipper Gaby Lewis struck a fine 92 and shared a 117-run partnership with Leah Paul (59) as the visitors scored 238 for 7.

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