Tim Southee to Bid Farewell to Cricket After World Test Championship
Tim Southee, New Zealand’s all-time leading wicket-taker, has announced his decision to retire from international cricket after the completion of the current ICC World Test Championship campaign. The 35-year-old former Test captain will retire following the Black Caps’ upcoming home series against England, marking the end of an illustrious Test career that has spanned almost two decades.
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Summary/Static | Details |
Why in the news? | Tim Southee will retire from Test cricket after the series against England |
Career Highlights | – Almost 400 international appearances – 770 international wickets (New Zealand’s all-time leader) – Played in 4 ICC World Cups, 7 ICC T20 World Cups, and 2 Champions Trophy events – Played in the 2021 World Test Championship Final |
Retirement Reason | To allow the next generation of bowlers to shine; feels honored by 18 years of representing New Zealand. |
Career Stats | – Test: 385 wickets in 104 matches – ODI: 221 wickets in 161 matches – T20: 164 wickets in 126 matches |
Achievements | Winner of ICC World Test Championship in 2021. |
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