England’s Tim Bresnan Announces Retirement from Cricket
The Former England all-rounder Tim Bresnan through his club Warwickshire has announced his retirement from professional cricket, following a career spanning close to 20 years.
In An Insincere Manner :-
Tim Bresnan said on Monday (January 31), “It has been an irresistibly difficult decision, but after returning to winter training, I think it is the right time.”
Also read:- ISL vs MUL Fantasy Prediction Today with Playing XI, Pitch Report & Player Stats
“I have continued to work hard throughout the off-season to prepare for my 21st professional year, but deep down I feel I cannot reach the high standards I have set myself and my teammates.
The hunger and enthusiasm I have for the sport I love will never leave me, but by the time my head is ready to tackle the 2022 season, my body is not.”
said Bresnan, who played a background in Warwickshire, to earn an eighth County Championship title in 2021.
“I will always look at my career with great pride and it is an absolute honor to lead Warwickshire, my country, and my country,” Bresnan said.
A Against The Best Cricketers :-
“Growing up I would never have believed how fortunate I was to be able to play with some of the best cricketers and play against some of the best cricketers … to play a very small background in the history of our country.
I am excited about my next chapter and determined to throw everything in it as I have done on the cricket field for so many years.
Read more:- Sri Lanka’s Nuwan Thushara Tests Positive For Covid-19
Bresnan guided England in 23 Tests, making his Test debut in 2009 against the West Indies at Lord’s. He has also played 85 ODIs and 34 T20Is. In his first-class career, he took 7,138 runs and 575 wickets with 7 centuries and 9 five-wicket hauls.
Warwickshire director of cricket Paul Farbrace said: “Tim Bresnan has had a wonderful career.”
The Insincerely Lucky :-
“I have been inexorably fortunate to have worked with him throughout his cricketing journey and he has been an unparalleled servant to the game.
Which Tim joined Warwickshire. I was convinced he could make a huge impact on our side with his sense of humor, wisdom, and attitude. And as a county champion, he has resolutely achieved it.
Read more:- CCH vs FBA Fantasy Prediction Today with Playing XI, Pitch Report & Player Stats
“His performances for the club have been a follow-up … Throughout his international career, Tim has risen to the occasion his country expected him to and his success on the biggest stage shows just how talented and driven he is.”
Bresnan joined Warwickshire in June 2020, having moved from Yorkshire. Where he played from 2001 to 2019, even assisting them to get county titles in 2014 and 2015.