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Barinder Sran, the left-arm fast bowler, has officially announced his retirement from both international and domestic cricket. In a heartfelt Instagram post, he shared the news with his followers, marking the end of a notable career in the sport. Known for his dynamic pace and crucial contributions, his decision to step away from cricket brings to a close a significant chapter in his professional journey. His departure will be felt across the cricketing community as fans and teammates reflect on his impactful career.
Barinder Sran Announced Retirement:
Barinder Sran took to Instagram to announce his retirement, reflecting on his cricketing career. In his post, he expressed gratitude for the journey and experiences he’s had in the sport, marking the end of a significant chapter. Sran’s announcement highlights the conclusion of his tenure in cricket, as he bids farewell to both international and domestic competitions.
He wrote, “ As I officially hang up my cricket boots, I look back at my journey with a heart full of gratitude,” Sran wrote on Instagram. “Cricket has gifted me innumerable and incredible experiences. Fast bowling soon became my lucky charm and opened doors to represent prestigious IPL franchises, ultimately culminating in the highest honor of representing India in 2016.”
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He added in his Instagram post that while his international career was short, the memories he made during that period would always be treasured. He emphasized the value of those experiences and the lasting impact they had on him, despite the brevity of his time on the international stage.
He concluded, “ Even though my international career was brief, the memories created will be forever cherished. I am eternally grateful to the almighty for getting me the right coaches and management, who have supported me throughout my journey. As I embark on this new chapter, I carry immense gratitude for the opportunities that cricket has afforded me. Lastly as the saying goes, “Just like the sky, dreams have no limits”, so keep dreaming.”
Barinder Sran’s Short Yet Effective Cricket Career:
Between 2011 and 2021, he appeared in 18 first-class, 31 List-A, and 48 T20 matches. He made his ODI debut on January 12, 2016, under MS Dhoni’s captaincy, impressing with a 3-wicket haul. He played 6 ODIs, taking 7 wickets at an average of 38.42. He debuted in T20Is on June 20, 2016, against Zimbabwe, with notable figures of 4/10, but played just one more T20I, taking 2 wickets. His last appearances were on June 15 and June 22, 2016, respectively.
In the IPL, he played for Mumbai Indians, Rajasthan Royals, Sunrisers Hyderabad, and Kings XI Punjab (now Punjab Kings), and also acted as a net bowler for Gujarat Titans. Over 24 matches, he took 18 wickets at an average of 42.05, with an economy of 9.40 and a strike rate of 26.8. His final competitive appearance was in the Vijay Hazare Trophy for Punjab against Madhya Pradesh on February 28, 2021, where he scored 24 runs and claimed one wicket.
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