It will continue to be business as usual for me in the franchise world: Narine
Narine is currently representing Trinidad and Tobago in the Super 50 Cup
He has been the top wicket taker with 16 wickets at an average of 9.6
West Indies spin bowler Sunil Narine announced his retirement from international cricket. “I would like to acknowledge and thank Cricket West Indies, the coaching staff, passionate West Indies fans and of course my teammates who enabled me play at the highest level, in all formats and with some memorable successes. I am also taking this opportunity to bow out of domestic 50 over cricket. I love representing Trinidad & Tobago, the country of my birth, and to add another title by winning this current Super50 Cup will be the perfect send off. Needless to say, outside of this it will continue to be business as usual for me in the franchise world for the foreseeable future,” he stated in a post on Instagram.
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He is currently representing Trinidad and Tobago in the Super 50 Cup. He has been the top wicket taker with 16 wickets at an average of 9.6 in the tournament. Trinidad and Tobago has emerged as the table toppers in the group stages. The tournament would come to an end on November 11th. This would also mark the end of Sunil Narine’s international career.
His journey with the West Indies cricket team consists of 6 tests, 65 ODIs and 51 T20Is. He has not played for the West Indies since 2019.
It will continue to be business as usual for me in the franchise world: Narine
Narine is currently representing Trinidad and Tobago in the Super 50 Cup
He has been the top wicket taker with 16 wickets at an average of 9.6
West Indies spin bowler Sunil Narine announced his retirement from international cricket. “I would like to acknowledge and thank Cricket West Indies, the coaching staff, passionate West Indies fans and of course my teammates who enabled me play at the highest level, in all formats and with some memorable successes. I am also taking this opportunity to bow out of domestic 50 over cricket. I love representing Trinidad & Tobago, the country of my birth, and to add another title by winning this current Super50 Cup will be the perfect send off. Needless to say, outside of this it will continue to be business as usual for me in the franchise world for the foreseeable future,” he stated in a post on Instagram.
View this post on Instagram
He is currently representing Trinidad and Tobago in the Super 50 Cup. He has been the top wicket taker with 16 wickets at an average of 9.6 in the tournament. Trinidad and Tobago has emerged as the table toppers in the group stages. The tournament would come to an end on November 11th. This would also mark the end of Sunil Narine’s international career.
His journey with the West Indies cricket team consists of 6 tests, 65 ODIs and 51 T20Is. He has not played for the West Indies since 2019.
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