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Usman Qadir retires from Pakistan cricket
Legspinner Usman Qadir has retired from Pakistan cricket. Four years after returning from Australia and committing his international future to Pakistan, Qadir, 31, announced on social media that his days as a Pakistan cricketer were behind him.
Usman Qadir announces retirement from Pakistan cricket: Details here
At the height of his career, Qadir was regarded as Pakistan's leading leg-spinner, even briefly overshadowing Shadab Khan in the T20I squad. Prior to his commitment to Pakistan cricket in 2018, he had expressed interest in representing Australia internationally.
Leg-Spinner Usman Qadir bids farewell to Pakistan cricket
Qadir has vowed to continue his father’s legacy as he steps away from Pakistan cricket. “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,” Qadir stated.
Usman Qadir announces retirement from Pakistan cricket
Leg-spinner Usman Qadir announced his retirement from Pakistan cricket at 31. He played 25 T20Is and one ODI from 2020 to 2023, taking 32 wickets. Usm
Usman Qadir, son of legendary Abdul Qadir, retires four years after making Pakistan debut
Usman, who has a bowling action very similar to his late father, has played 25 T20Is and one ODI, taking 32 wickets.
Usman Qadir, son of late Abdul Qadir, announces retirement from Pakistan cricket at 31
Leg spinner Qadir, who represented Pakistan in 26 matches, including 25 T20Is and one ODI, confirmed his cricketing days are behind him.
Usman Qadir, Son Of Abdul Qadir, Announces Retirement From Pakistan Cricket
Usman Qadir's last appearance in Pakistan cricket was by playing for Dolphins in the recent Champions One-Day Cup.
Who Is Usman Qadir? And Why Did Pakistan Leg-Spinner Announced His Retirement At Just 31?
Pakistan leg-spinner Usman Qadir has surprisingly announced his retirement and will no longer play for the national team, opting out of it aged just 31. The wrist-spinner announced it via his official handle on X by putting out a lengthy statement.
Usman Qadir announces retirement from Pakistan cricket at the age of 31
Usman Qadir, the son of legendary spinner Abdul Qadir, has announced his retirement from Pakistan cricket on October 3, Thursday. Qadir had played one ODI and 25 T20Is for the Pakistan cricket team during his time and also played in the Pakistan Super League for 2 teams.
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