Pakistan's allrounder, Imad Wasim, has announced his immediate retirement from international cricket. The left-arm spinner and lower-order batter, who played 55 ODIs and 66 T20Is for Pakistan, made the announcement on social media, expressing gratitude to the PCB for their support and acknowledging the honor of representing Pakistan in 121 international appearances across ODI and T20I formats. Imad looks forward to the next stage of his playing career and wishes success to the team amid exciting times with new coaches and leadership emerging in Pakistani cricket.
Imad Wasim reflected on his international career, stating that after thoughtful consideration, he believes it's the right time to retire. He thanked the Pakistan Cricket Board, fans, family, and friends for their unwavering support throughout his cricket journey. With a sense of excitement for Pakistan's cricketing future under new leadership, Imad expressed his anticipation of watching the team excel and now shifts focus to the next phase of his playing career beyond the international stage.
Imad Wasim reflected on his international career, stating that after thoughtful consideration, he believes it's the right time to retire. He thanked the Pakistan Cricket Board, fans, family, and friends for their unwavering support throughout his cricket journey. With a sense of excitement for Pakistan's cricketing future under new leadership, Imad expressed his anticipation of watching the team excel and now shifts focus to the next phase of his playing career beyond the international stage.