South Africa’s wicketkeeper-batter Trisha Chetty has introduced her retirement from all types of cricket on Friday, March 17. The 34-year-old cricketer has been affected by a persistent again damage. She has remodeled 200 appearances in her 16-year worldwide profession.
“The time has come for me to hold up my boots and let the gloves catch mud. I’ve tried every little thing to maintain taking part in and have pushed as arduous as I can, however my physique is signaling that it has no extra to present, and it It’s time to retire from all types of cricket,” Chetty instructed News24.
The Proteas stars expressed that she couldn’t consider her profession was over and her cricketing profession had been a life-changing expertise for her.
“This was not a straightforward resolution for me, and even now, I can not fairly consider my profession is over. Nevertheless, my cricket profession has been a life-changing expertise, and I look again with no regrets and a full coronary heart. Cricket has taught me about life, being disciplined, what it means to be skilled and the way to be a staff participant. For this, I’ll at all times be grateful. And I select to proceed to be glad about cricket as I retire and transition into the following chapter of my life,” she added.
Trisha Chetty holds the world report for many dismissals in ODIs
The stalwart keeper-batsman made her worldwide debut in 2007 towards Pakistan. The Durban-born cricketer holds the world report for many dismissals (182) within the 50-over format. She has scored over 2700 runs in ODIs and has 16 fifties.
The ace keeper-batsman sits on high of essentially the most dismissals (23) record in a single series- ICC Ladies’s Championship 2014-2016/17. She additionally holds a report for many catches (131) and most stumpings (51) in Ladies’s ODIs.
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