Just a few days ago, Suresh Raina, former Indian cricketer and who played for Chennai Super Kings in IPL, said goodbye to all forms of cricket. Now following his path, Team India and CSK’s legendary batsman Robin Uthappa has also given his decision to retire from all formats of cricket.

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Robin Uthappa has penned a farewell letter on his social media account along with an emotional caption. In his message, Uthappa wrote, “It has been 20 years since I started playing professional cricket. And it has been my greatest honor to represent my country and my state Karnataka. However, all good things must come to an end, and With a good heart. I have decided to retire from all forms of Indian cricket.”

Robin Uthappa played his first first-class cricket match in 2002

Born on 11 November 1985 in Coorg, Karnataka, Robin Uthappa played his first first-class cricket match in 2002. He played the last first-class cricket match for Kerala on 27 January 2020.

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The batsman scored 934 runs in 46 ODIs, 249 runs in 13 T20 Internationals and 9446 runs in first-class cricket. In all formats of T20, his bat scored 7272 runs. Along with this, Robin Uthappa also played the role of wicketkeeper very well.