Shikhar Dhawan: A Legendary Career Comes to an End

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Indian cricket has bid adieu to one of its most prolific openers, Shikhar Dhawan, as he announced his retirement from international and domestic cricket. The 38-year-old’s decision marks the end of an illustrious 14-year career, leaving behind a legacy of remarkable achievements.

Dhawan’s ODI career is a testament to his skill and dedication. He joins an elite group of players with over 5000 runs, a 40-plus average, and a 90-plus strike rate. His 24 international centuries, including 17 in ODIs and seven in Tests, are a reflection of his ability to perform under pressure.

The left-handed batsman was a key player in India’s ODI lineup, often leading the team’s scoring charts in major tournaments. His successful opening partnership with Rohit Sharma is one of the most memorable aspects of his career. Dhawan’s ability to score big runs and provide solid starts made him a vital cog in India’s batting lineup.

Dhawan’s domestic career was equally impressive. He played a pivotal role in Delhi’s Ranji Trophy victory and was the top run-scorer for India at the Under-19 World Cup. His contributions to Indian cricket extend beyond his on-field performances, as he has inspired a generation of cricketers with his passion and work ethic.

As news of his retirement spread, fans and fellow cricketers took to social media to pay tribute to Dhawan’s remarkable career. While his retirement marks the end of an era, there is speculation about whether he will continue playing in the IPL.

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