Wriddhiman Saha Retirement: The Indian team's wicketkeeper-batsman Wriddhiman Saha, who changed the course of the match from behind the wicket like MS Dhoni, will no longer be seen on the cricket field. 40-year-old Wriddhiman Saha said goodbye to all formats of cricket. He announced his retirement by sharing a post on social media. Wriddhiman Saha, who played for Gujarat Titans in the last season of IPL, is unlikely to play in the new season. He has not registered for the upcoming mega auction, which will be held at the end of this month. He remained with the team for a long time after MS Dhoni's retirement, but he was out of the team for the last few years.

What did Sah write for his fans?

After announcing his retirement, Wriddhiman Saha shared a heart-touching post on his social media. He wrote that after a wonderful journey in cricket, this season will be my last season. I have had the honor of representing Bengal. I will only play Ranji Trophy before retiring. Promised to make my last season for Bengal memorable. Thanks to everyone who was a part of this incredible journey. Let's make this season memorable.

Such has been Saha's international career

Wriddhiman Saha made his debut for Team India in 2010. He has played 49 matches for Team India in his entire career. During this time, he has scored a total of 1353 runs in 56 innings of 40 Test matches. During this time, he has scored 3 centuries and 6 half-centuries. Similarly, he has scored 41 runs in 9 ODI matches. Similarly, Saha, who has played for 5 teams in IPL, has scored a total of 2934 runs in 170 matches. During this time, he has scored one century and 13 half-centuries.