Trent Boult Announce Retirement: There have been many upsets in the T20 World Cup 2024 so far. Amidst the upsets, New Zealand has got a big disappointment. Actually, after the Kiwi team was eliminated from the first round of the tournament, now big news is coming out. Actually, New Zealand team's star fast bowler Trent Bolt has announced his retirement. After the Kiwi team's spectacular victory against Uganda, Trent Bolt said in the press conference that this is the last T20 World Cup of my career. This announcement of Bolt is a big setback for the Kiwi team.

Trent Boult announces retirement from T20 World Cup

After the New Zealand team's spectacular victory against Uganda, Trent Bolt has made a big announcement in the press conference. He surprised everyone by saying, 'This is the last T20 World Cup of my career.' It is clear from his statement that now fans will not be able to see the star fast bowler doing wonders with the ball in the T20 World Cup 2026.

Bolt has had an amazing performance in the T20 World Cup. He has played 17 T20 World Cup matches in his career so far. During this time, he has taken 32 wickets with an economy of just 6.07. Trent Bolt will play a T20 World Cup match for the last time against Papua New Guinea on Monday 17 June. If we look at Trent Bolt's T20 International career, he has played 60 matches for the Kiwi team so far. He has taken 81 wickets in these matches.

Bolt is considered one of the most dangerous fast bowlers in the world. New Zealand's performance in the current T20 World Cup was not up to its potential. The team had to face a big upset in the first match. The Kiwi team was defeated by Afghanistan by 84 runs. After this, New Zealand had to face defeat in the second match as well. The Kiwi team was defeated by host West Indies by 13 runs in the second match. After losing the first two matches, New Zealand's hopes of reaching the Super 8 of the T20 World Cup were dashed.