Players: In the last 1 week, many big nations of world cricket including Indian cricket have suffered big shocks. This is because in the last 1 week, not 1-2 but 6 great players have announced their retirement.

Due to which world cricket is now remembering many memorable innings played by those legendary players along with their spells. If you also want to know who are these 6 legendary players? Then you should look at the section given below.

These 6 legendary players announced their retirement

shikhar dhawan

Team India's legendary batsman Shikhar Dhawan has also decided to retire from international cricket after a long wait of 2 years. Shikhar Dhawan has also decided to play in the Legends T20 League after retiring from international cricket. Shikhar Dhawan will now be seen representing Gujarat Giants in the Legends League starting from September.

david malan

David Malan, who played an important role in helping England win the 2019 Cricket World Cup and the 2022 T20 World Cup, has also decided to retire from international cricket. David Malan made his international debut for England quite late but he had a brilliant international career for England. Due to which he is currently considered one of the greats of England's white ball format.

Shannon Gabriel

West Indies' legendary fast bowler Shannon Gabriel, who has bowled match-winning spells for his team many times while playing Test cricket in the last decade.

Will Pucovski

26-year-old Australian batsman Will Pucovski, who has played only one Test match at the international level, has also decided to retire from domestic and international cricket on the advice of doctors due to suffering from concussion.

Dhawal Kulkarni

Team India's veteran fast bowler Dhawal Kulkarni, who has played domestic cricket for Mumbai for decades, has also recently decided to retire from domestic and international cricket to play the role of mentor for the Mumbai cricket team.

barinder saran

Barinder Sran, who has played only a few matches at the international level for Team India, may decide to retire from international cricket at the age of just 31. Barinder Sran has taken 10 wickets in international cricket but now he has announced his retirement from domestic cricket as well as international cricket.