Veteran Australia batter Usman Khawaja announced on Friday that he will retire from international cricket after the fifth Ashes Test against England at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Making the announcement alongside his family, Khawaja said the decision marked the end of a 15-year international career.
He has scored over 8,000 runs across formats, featuring in 87 Tests, 40 ODIs and nine T20Is, with 16 Test centuries to his name. The left-hander will bow out at his home ground, where he debuted in 2011.
Khawaja will continue playing domestic cricket, including the Big Bash League and Sheffield Shield.
India will look to seal the three-match T20I series against New Zealand when the teams…
FC Barcelona have suffered another injury setback, with defender Xavi Espart expected to miss around…
Shadab Khan produced a sensational unbeaten 113 to guide Pakistan to a dramatic one-wicket victory…
India thrashed Zimbabwe by 121 runs in the second women’s ODI at the BCA Stadium…
Punjab FC made an aggressive start, with Bishu Sharma firing narrowly over the crossbar from…
New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner believes his team could have taken a 2-0 lead in…