Another retirement news comes from Pakistan, where the fast bowler and pacer Umar Gul declared his retirement from all kinds of cricket. The amazing bowler and pacer, who served Pakistan from 2003 to 2016 in 47 Tests matches, 130 ODIs matches, and 60 T20Is matches, and he took the decision after his team defeated in the National T20 Cup with Southern Punjab on Friday night at Balochistan, which is in Pakistan. After gets defeated by the opponent, he gets emotional and thanks to his family, coaches, and teammates for supporting him on his whole career, and after that, he was honored by the whole team and crew member of cricket in the stadium. This is the big news for cricket fans that Umar Gul takes Retirement from Cricket of all forms.
Umar Gul Announces Retirement
The fast bowler lives in Peshawar with his family, and he served his country as a fast bowler, and also, he was the main wicket-taker in the 2007 World Cup T20 Final. He served his country in the 2009 edition match where he gives an outstanding performance as a wicket-taker and in this match, they also got the trophy. He is better known as the best yorker bowler and his best performance in the career was against New Zealand where he performed five for 6 at the World T20 in 2009. Now, he is part of PCB’s cricket committee.
UMAR GUL OFFICIAL STATEMENT AFTER RETIREMENT:
After his retirement decision, he places a statement that “It has been an admiration to serve my club, city, territory, and country at different levels for two decades, I have completely experienced my cricket, which has guided me the importance of hard work, honor, dedication, and perseverance. During this tour, I have had the satisfaction of joining various people who have encouraged and strengthened me in any way. I need to appreciate all those personalities as well as my teammates and rivals for their assistance.”
“I owe a huge thank you to the supporters who encouraged me during my journey. They have been a motivation, notably at opportunities when the performing was not famous. Lastly, I appreciate my parents for reaching firmly after me completely my occupation and supporting me to embrace my visions of not only performing cricket but going beyond the country and globe. They have lost a lot, while I also have needed their appearance and organization. I now look ahead to employing precious time with them but it will be hard to stay continuously from cricket and I now look ahead to producing back to the sport and the nation that has made me one of the most blessed people on the planetoid.”
CARRER:
He started his career from the under-19 tour and served Pakistan in 2002 against New Zealand in U-19 Cricket World Cup. Before joining the National team of Pakistan he was played only 9 matches and in the 2003 World Cup that marked both Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis fade gone. He performed 125 first-class, 213 List-A, and 167 T20 matches, and he took a total of 987 wickets in his whole career. He ought been halfway engaged since and was also dropped out of the 2015 World Cup team. While he did secure a triumph in 2016, it was all too concise as the Pakistan selectors and the team’s control appear to have passed on. But now, the fast bowler Umar Gul takes Retriemnet from cricket of all kind.
