mr_mister
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
32, so no not really. 2 years older than Maxwell who we still like to pretend hasn't hit his prime yet lol
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Players who are probably going to retire from ODIs after this World Cup
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Days of Grace
International Captain
That’s awesome! Do you have a link?
CricAddict
Cricketer Of The Year
I read this article as well when it came out.
https://www.indiatoday.in/sports/cr...le-ross-taylor-new-zealand-1535229-2019-05-26
James90
Cricketer Of The Year
I'm backing all four of them to go around again.
Not Mashrafe though. I remember seeing him when the Bangladeshis toured Australia in 2003 when he was one of the most injury-prone players in world cricket. I never would have thought he would outlast all other members of that squad including Mohammad Ashraful. It will be interesting to see how much he gives to his political career once it's all over.
Beamer
International Vice-Captain
He will definitely retire from ODI's. An absolute titan of West Indies cricket. I hope he gets a great send off and that he gets the 60 odd runs he needs to overtake Lara as our highest ODI run-scorer.
But after the WC it's definitely time to move on to Ambris/Campbell etc.
King Pietersen
International Captain
Just read on Twitter that Gayle has apparently reversed his decision to retire and made himself available for the Test and ODi series against India in August.
Edit: Yep - from the man himself https://twitter.com/ESPNcricinfo/status/1143848421541011456
Edit: Yep - from the man himself https://twitter.com/ESPNcricinfo/status/1143848421541011456
Beamer
International Vice-Captain
He won't be available for the T20's but is up for test and ODI selection. Surely post World Cup is the perfect time for us to move on and give Ambris/Campbell maximum game time? Not a massive fan of that decision.
They can give him a farewell test I guess, that would be nice. But otherwise I wouldn't want him in the test side, he has been away from long form cricket for too long and Campbell deserves a run.
h_hurricane
International Vice-Captain
Hashim Amla is here to stay. Play a couple of years of JAMODIs, score another 10 ODI hundreds and retire on a glory scoring 3 hundreds in a trot against AFG.
tooextracool
International Coach
There is some truth to your point - not only is Amla's record at the WC lesser than his overall record in ODIs, he's never scored an ODI ton against a non-associate nation having played in three editions of the world cup. A lot of commentators often question why Amla isn't ranked up with the fab 4 despite all the records he has cracked but it is not that hard of a question to answer. That said, he deserved to play another IPL season.
Fuller Pilch
Hall of Fame Member
Amla v Taylor is a better comparison. If Taylor plays a matchwinning knock in a World Cup semi or (better yet) final I'd put Ross ahead.
India's last match in this WC likely to be MSD's last ODI.
aussie tragic
International Captain
MS Phonie to retire before convicted of match/spot fixing vs England