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| Shane Warne |
Shane Warne issued this statement after leading the Rajasthan Royals to victory against Kochi in an IPL game last month.
Australian bowling legend Shane Warne says he will quit professional cricket at the end of the Indian Premier League season.
"Yes, this is my last year playing IPL," Warne, 41, posted on his Twitter account.
"I will miss the IPL but it's been fun for the last 4 seasons. I've had a great time - but it's time to say goodbye to IPL.
"Thanks for kind words re my bowling - but it's 100 per cent my last four games of professional cricket unless we make finals."
The spin great took 708 Test wickets before retiring from international cricket at the end of the 2006-07 Ashes series.
2 comments:
tell me who had won ashes this year?
England Won the Ashes in 2010, and that too after a long long time. it was really a wonderful moment for the England team.
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