Leg-spinner Usman Qadir, son of legendary Abdul Qadir, has announced his retirement from ‘Pakistan cricket’ on Thursday.
Usman took to his official X (formerly Twitter) account and announced to bid farewell to his career with the the Pakistan cricket team.
“Today, I am announcing my retirement from Pakistan cricket, and as I reflect on this incredible journey, I want to express my heartfelt gratitude,” he posted.
Usman Qadir expressed pride in representing Pakistan and thanked his teammates and coaches for their support throughout his career.
“It has been an immense honor to represent my country, and I’m thankful for the support of my coaches and teammates who have been with me every step of the way,” he added.
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“From unforgettable victories to the challenges we faced together, each moment has shaped my career and enriched my life. I’m deeply appreciative of the passionate fans who have always stood by me; your unwavering support has meant the world.”
The 31-year-old leg-spinner further stated that he would continue to carry his dad’s legacy in his next chapter of life.
“As I step into this new chapter, I will be continuing my dad’s legacy, embracing both my love for cricket and the lessons he instilled in me,” he stated.
“I carry with me the spirit of Pakistan cricket and the cherished memories we created together. Thank you for everything.”
Usman has represented Pakistan in 26 international matches since his debut in 2020 during a T20I match against Zimbabwe. He has taken a total of 32 wickets during his brief international career.
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