New Zealand’s Star Player Neil Wagner Announced His Retirement

New Zealand’s Star Player Neil Wagner Announced His Retirement, and fans were shocked. The New Zealand team recently had to face a 3-0 defeat at the hands of Australia in the T20 series at their own home.

The Player Announced His Retirement From International Cricket:-

After this, New Zealand’s star player announced his retirement from international cricket.

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Yes, we are talking about New Zealand’s star fast bowler Neil Wagner. Who has now decided to put an end to his 12-year-old cricket career?

According to a report by nzc.nz, veteran New Zealand fast bowler Neil Wagner has announced his retirement from international cricket and will play his last match in the Test series against Australia.

Cricket Fans Got A Big Shock After This News Came Out:-

The two-match Test series will start from Thursday and the first match will be played in Wellington while the second will be played in Christchurch. After this news came out, cricket fans got a big shock.

Announcing his retirement, Wagner said, “It is not easy to walk away from something that you have given so much to and from which you have achieved so much, but now the time has come for other people to come forward and take this team forward.”

I have enjoyed every moment of playing Test cricket for the Blackcaps and am proud of what we have achieved as a team.

Teammates Always Mean A Lot To Me:-

Wagner further said, “I will cherish the friendships and bonds formed throughout my career and I want to thank everyone who has played a role in getting me where I am today.”

My teammates have always meant a lot to me and I’ve always wanted to do what’s best for the team – I hope that’s the legacy I leave.

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Neil Wagner has played 64 test matches for New Zealand so far. Which Wagner has taken 260 wickets in his name. Apart from this, Neil Wagner took 821 wickets in 205 matches in first-class cricket. Wagner had taken 95 wickets in 86 T20 matches.