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Indian batsman Cheteshwar Pujara, one of the longest-serving players in Indian cricket, announced his retirement from all forms of Indian cricket on Sunday. Pujara is one of only 14 Indian players to have played over 100 Test matches for India and was a key part of the historic Indian side that defeated Australia in Brisbane in 2021—marking the first time the hosts lost at the venue in over three decades.
Pujara’s emotions were evident as he shared a lengthy message with his fans and well-wishers after making the difficult decision to retire. He posted a heartfelt letter on his social media accounts, prompting an outpouring of tributes from admirers of the legendary cricketer. While Pujara may not hold records for the most Test centuries or the highest number of Test runs in men’s cricket history, there is no denying the profound and lasting impact he has had on the sport.
In his retirement message, Pujara expressed deep gratitude for all that he had achieved in international cricket and for playing over 100 Tests during his illustrious career. He admitted it was hard to articulate exactly what representing his country meant to him.
FULL TEXT OF CHETESHWAR PUJARA’S RETIREMENT POST
“As a little boy from the small town of Rajkot, along with my parents, I set out to aim for the stars; and dreamt to be a part of the Indian cricket team. Little did I know then that this game would give me so much – invaluable opportunities, experiences, purpose, love, and above all a chance to represent my state and this great nation. Wearing the Indian jersey, singing the anthem, and trying my best each time I stepped on the field – it’s impossible to put into words what it truly meant. But as they say, all good things must come to an end, and with immense gratitude I have decided to retire from all forms of Indian cricket.”
“I would like to thank the BCCI, and Saurashtra Cricket Association for the opportunity and support through my cricket career. Am equally grateful to all the teams, franchises and counties I have been able to represent over the years. I wouldn’t have made it this far without the invaluable guidance of my mentors, coaches and spiritual guru – to them I shall always remain indebted.”
“A big thank you to all my teammates, support staff, net bowlers, analysts, logistics team, umpires, ground staff, scorers, media personnel and all those who tirelessly work behind the scenes to enable us to compete and play this game we love. To my sponsors, partners and management team – I truly appreciate your loyalty and belief in me over the years, and for looking after my off-field activities.”
“The game has taken me to places across the globe – and the passionate support and energy of the fans has always been a constant. I have been humbled by the wishes and motivation wherever I have played and will always remain grateful.”
“And of course none of all this would have been possible or meaningful without the innumerable sacrifices and steadfast support of my family – my parents, my wife Puja, my daughter Aditi; my in-laws and the rest of my extended family – who have made this journey truly worth it. I look forward to the next phase of my life, spending more time with and prioritising them. Thank you for all the love and support!”
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