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Shoaib Malik, Pakistan's top-order
batsman and off-spinner, announced
his Test retirement after the third
day's play of the third Test against
England in Sharjah on Tuesday
(November 3). Revealing his decision in
a press conference, Malik reckoned the
time was right for him to move on.
I have decided to retire from Test
Cricket, will post my retirement
blog soon. Please remember me in
your Duas, love you all & thank
you
— Shoaib Malik
(@realshoaibmalik) November 3,
2015
Malik, who has played 35 Tests for
Pakistan, made a comeback into the
Test side after a gap of five years,
replacing the injured Azhar Ali in the
ongoing series against England in UAE.
He celebrated his return with a career-
best knock of 245 in the first Test in
Abu Dhabi and career-best figures of 4
for 33 in the ongoing game in Sharjah -
the second achievement coming on
the day of his retirement
announcement.
Read @: Shoaib Malik announces Test retirement - Cricbuzz
batsman and off-spinner, announced
his Test retirement after the third
day's play of the third Test against
England in Sharjah on Tuesday
(November 3). Revealing his decision in
a press conference, Malik reckoned the
time was right for him to move on.
I have decided to retire from Test
Cricket, will post my retirement
blog soon. Please remember me in
your Duas, love you all & thank
you
— Shoaib Malik
(@realshoaibmalik) November 3,
2015
Malik, who has played 35 Tests for
Pakistan, made a comeback into the
Test side after a gap of five years,
replacing the injured Azhar Ali in the
ongoing series against England in UAE.
He celebrated his return with a career-
best knock of 245 in the first Test in
Abu Dhabi and career-best figures of 4
for 33 in the ongoing game in Sharjah -
the second achievement coming on
the day of his retirement
announcement.
Read @: Shoaib Malik announces Test retirement - Cricbuzz
