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Shikhar Dhawan, known as the ‘Gabbar’ of Team India, has announced his retirement from international cricket. Shikhar has given information about this by sharing a post from his official social media account X. While announcing his retirement, he has also thanked his fans. In a video posted on social media, Shikhar Dhawan says, “I am now at a point where looking back only brings back memories. Also looking forward the whole world is visible. It was my dream to play cricket for Team India. This dream has come true. I am thankful to the people who supported me” “My family, my childhood coach, my team and with whom I played cricket for many years. I am thankful to those who supported me in this journey. I’ve got a family, I’ve got a name and I’ve got the love of you all. But it is said that the pages must be turned to move forward and that is what I am going to do. I am announcing my retirement from international and domestic cricket”, Shikhar Dhawan also said in his post. *During Shikhar Dhawan’s International Cricket Career*, Gabbar’s cricket journey is over after announcing his retirement and he will no longer be seen playing for the Indian team. Dhawan started his cricket journey with the Indian team in 2010. He contributed to Team India with his batting for 14 years. Dhawan scored 2315 runs for India in Test format. Dhawan has scored 6793 runs in ODI cricket. Apart from this, he also made a good impression in T20 cricket. Dhawan has scored 1759 runs with his bat in T20Is. He has scored 24 centuries and 55 fifties in international cricket. He has played 34 Tests, 167 ODIs and 68 T20Is for India.
