US EditionWest Indies’ Top T20 Batter Nicholas Pooran Retires From Internationals
- Nicholas Pooran, the most capped West Indian T20 international and leading run-scorer, announced his retirement on June 10, 2025.
- Pooran decided to retire after requesting a recent break from international duties amid not being selected for the West Indies tour of Ireland and England.
- He played 61 ODIs and 106 T20 internationals since debuting in 2016, scoring 1,983 ODI runs with three centuries and 2,275 T20I runs overall.
- Pooran revealed that, following careful consideration, he is stepping away from international cricket and expressed his gratitude to fans for their steadfast support.
- His retirement marks the end of an important phase in his career, with Pooran expressing well-wishes for West Indies cricket as he shifts his focus toward playing in franchise tournaments like the IPL 2025.
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The Siasat Daily
NewsDrumStar West Indies batter Nicholas Pooran announces shock retirement at 29
Port of Spain: Star West Indies batter Nicholas Pooran on Tuesday stunningly announced his retirement from international cricket at the age of 29 without specifying any reasons but insisted that “much thought and reflection” had gone into taking the call. His decision came days after he opted out of selection for the T20I series against England. The swashbuckling left-handed batter finished as West Indies’ most capped T20I player with 106 matche…
Herald Bulletin
West Indies' top T20 batter Nicholas Pooran retires from internationals
Nicholas Pooran, West Indies’ Twenty20 record-holder for runs and appearances, has retired from international cricket. The 29-year-old Pooran made the announcement on social media on Monday. He starred when the West Indies hosted the T20 World Cup last year, overtaking…
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