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Veteran Australia Batter Usman Khawaja to Retire From International Cricket
- On Thursday night, Cricket Australia confirmed Usman Khawaja, 87-Test veteran, would address media early on Friday amid speculation about his Test future.
- After missing games with back spasms, selectors and media intensified scrutiny as Australia coach Andrew McDonald on Monday locked in Khawaja's spot for the SCG Test but not beyond.
- Khawaja's career totals underline his impact, with 6206 runs at 43.39, 16 Test centuries, and he will finish after 88 Tests, as he revealed at the SCG press conference.
- The decision would prompt immediate selection adjustments, with Khawaja expected to continue with Brisbane Heat and Fox Cricket, and selectors may need to act before Australia's next Test series against Bangladesh.
- Khawaja's late-career revival saw him score twin centuries at the SCG and 3319 runs at 46.09 since return, and he will continue supporting south Asian cricketers via the Usman Khawaja Foundation.
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