Nicholas Pooran, the former West Indies white-ball captain, has retired from international cricket at the age of 29. He finishes with 1983 runs in 61 ODIs and 2275 runs in 106 T20Is.

NEW DELHI: Nicholas Pooran, one of West Indies’ most explosive and dependable white-ball cricketers of the modern era, announced his retirement from international cricket on Monday at the age of 29.

West Indies coach Daren Sammy believes Nicholas Pooran 's shock retirement from international cricket underlines his challenge to "keep our players motivated to play for the crest", even as he ...

Nicholas Pooran was captain of the West Indies one-day team for a spell in 2022 Nicholas Pooran, one of the world's leading T20 batters, has retired from international duty with West Indies aged ...

Nicholas Pooran Full Retirement Statement In his statement, Pooran wrote, "To the cricket public, after much thought and reflection, I've decided to announce my retirement from international cricket.

Nicholas Pooran has not represented his country in the Tests, but has played 61 ODIs scoring 1,983 runs at an average of 39.66 with three centuries at a strike rate of 99.15.

West Indies cricketer Nicholas Pooran announced his retirement from international cricket today at the age of just 29. Let us have a look at his net worth in 2025 from IPL salary, brand ...

Pooran wouldn’t have played in the 2016 team that won [the World Cup], so between 2016 and 2025, I don’t think Nicholas Pooran was part of any massively successful West Indies line-up where we ...

Nicholas Pooran has announced his retirement from international cricket at 29, leaving fans shocked. The highest T20I run-scorer for West Indies, Pooran's exit is a significant setback for the ...

Nearly a decade after his debut, Nicholas Pooran has announced his retirement from international cricket. “This was very difficult, but I have thought long and hard about this,” Pooran said ...

Pooran still had years left at the highest level, yet has chosen another path — a choice now familiar, and feared. “It's not just about Nicholas. It’s a global pattern,” Sammy said.

West Indies' all-time leading run scorer and appearance-maker in T20Is, Nicholas Pooran, has announced his retirement from international duty. Pooran, who made his West Indies debut in 2016 ...