West Indies quick bowler Shannon Gabriel took to social media to announce his retirement from worldwide cricket on Wednesday, after spending over 12 years within the world circuit.
“In the course of the previous 12 years. I’ve devoted myself to taking part in worldwide cricket for the West Indies,” Gabriel wrote on Instagram.
“Enjoying this beloved sport on the highest degree has introduced me immense pleasure, however because the saying goes, all good issues should come to an finish. As we speak, I’m saying my retirement from Worldwide cricket.”
Gabriel performed 59 Exams, 25 ODIs and two T20Is selecting up a complete of 202 wickets. The 36-year-old final represented West Indies in July 2023 however has since been lively in home cricket, taking part in for Trinidad and Tobago.
“Firstly, I want to categorical my gratitude to God for the quite a few blessings and the alternatives my household and I’ve obtained throughout my time taking part in for the West Indies. Secondly, I need to prolong my heartfelt due to Cricket West Indies directors, coaches, and workers members.
“Phrases can not adequately convey the appreciation I’ve in your exhausting work and assist over time. Final however not least, I’m grateful to my teammates and all those that have stood by me and supported me alongside the way in which. You will have made my journey to the highest really particular,” he added.
“Transferring ahead, my plan is to proceed representing my nation [Trinidad and Tobago], membership, and franchise groups all over the world with the identical love and keenness I’ve proven all through my profession.”