LAHORE: Pakistan all-rounder Imad Wasim has once again announced that he will retire from international cricket.
Taking to social media, the experienced all-rounder said goodbye to international cricket after being away in the green jersey since this year’s T20 World Cup.
“To all fans and supporters: After much thought and reflection, I have decided to retire from international cricket,” he posted.
Reflecting on his journey in the green jersey, the left-handed batsman called it the “greatest honour” of his life.
“Representing Pakistan on the world stage has been the greatest honor of my life and every moment wearing the green jersey has been unforgettable,” he said.
He expressed gratitude to his fans for unconditionally supporting him through thick and thin in his career.
“Your unwavering support, love and passion have always been my greatest strength. From highs to lows, your encouragement pushed me to do my best for our beloved country,” he added.
Imad clarified that he will continue to play domestic and franchise cricket.
“As this chapter comes to an end, I look forward to continuing my cricket journey, through domestic and franchise cricket, and hope to continue entertaining you all in new ways,” Imad clarified.
Earlier this year, following emphasis from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), the 35-year-old reversed his decision to retire ahead of the 2024 T20 World Cup.
In the mega event, he scored just 19 runs in two innings and took three wickets in three games.
Overall, he represented Pakistan in 75 T20Is and 55 ODIs in which he scored a total of 1,540 runs, including six half-centuries, and took 117 wickets.
Sohail Imran is a senior reporter at Geo News.
