US EditionPiyush Chawla Announces Retirement From All Forms of Cricket
- On 6 June 2025, experienced Indian leg-spinner Piyush Chawla shared on Instagram that he is stepping away from professional cricket across all formats.
- Chawla began his international career with a Test match debut in 2006 versus England, made his ODI debut in 2007 against Bangladesh, and played his first T20I in 2010, while being included in India's squads that won the 2007 T20 and 2011 ODI World Cups.
- He appeared in a total of three Test matches, played 25 One Day Internationals, and participated in seven Twenty20 Internationals for India, claiming 43 wickets across these formats. Additionally, he ranks as the joint third-highest wicket-taker in IPL history, having taken 192 wickets while representing four different franchises.
- In his post, Chawla warmly acknowledged the important role of his mentors K.K. Gautam and the late Pankaj Saraswat, as well as the IPL teams, the BCCI, and his family, describing them as his steadfast support system and reflecting that these moments will always hold a special place in his heart.
- Chawla described his retirement day as deeply emotional, said cricket will always live within him, and looks forward to a new journey carrying the spirit and lessons of the game.
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BCCI Congratulates Piyush Chawla After Star Indian Spinner Announces His Retirement From Professional Cricket (See Post) | 🏏 LatestLY
Chawla has successfully played for India, has been part of India's ICC ODI World Cup 2011 winning squad and also he is one of the most successful bowler in IPL with 192 wickets under his belt. 🏏 BCCI Congratulates Piyush Chawla After Star Indian Spinner Announces His Retirement From Professional Cricket (See Post).
Indian leg-spinner Piyush Chawla has announced his retirement from all forms of cricket. 36-year-old Piyush Chawla wrote on Instagram, I am retiring from all forms of cricket.
Piyush Chawla: The recently retired star cricketer has played a total of 35 matches for India in three formats and taken 43 wickets.
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