Murali Vijay Retirement: The Batsman Said Goodbye To All Formats Of International Cricket
Murali Vijay Retirement: Team India batsman Murali Vijay has said goodbye to all formats of international cricket.
The finally put an end to his innings in cricket:-
Murali Vijay, who has been hoping to make a comeback in the team for the last five years, has finally put an end to his innings in cricket.
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On Monday, he has retired from international cricket by sharing the post on Twitter. This means that he will no longer be seen in the IPL as well.
Murali Vijay, 38, played his last match for India in 2018 against Australia in Perth. Since then he was walking out of Team India.
He did not get a chance on the Indian team:-
At the same time, Murali also played a Ranji match for Tamil Nadu in 2019. Also, he did not get a chance in the Indian team for the last five years, after which he took his retirement.
Murali announced his retirement via Twitter. During this he wrote, “With immense gratitude today I announce my retirement from all formats of International Cricket.
My journey The years from 2002 to 2018 were among the best years of my life. When I got the opportunity to represent India at this high level.
It was my good fortune that I got the opportunity to play for the Indian Cricket Board, Tamil Nadu Cricket Association and Chennai Super Kings.
Murali Vijay’s career:-
Vijay has played all three formats T20, ODI and Test matches for India in his career. But during this time he got maximum opportunities in Test cricket.
He has played a total of 61 Test matches in which he has scored 12 centuries and 15 half-centuries. Also in this, he scored 3982 runs at an average of 38.29 while he scored 339 runs in 17 ODIs.
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Murali Vijay remained in controversies
Apart from cricket, Murali Vijay was also in controversies due to his personal life. Murali had an affair with the first wife of Team India’s Mr. Finisher and veteran wicket-keeper batsman Dinesh Karthik.
After which, after Karthik’s divorce from his wife, Murali married Karthik’s first wife.