The 37-year-old has decided to retire from all formats of the game.In a statement, Pujara said, “All good things come to an end. I have decided to retire from all forms of cricket.”
It is worth mentioning that Pujara represented India in 103 Test matches and 5 One-Day Internationals. He scored 7,195 runs in Test cricket.He made his Test debut in 2010 and went on to become a pillar of India’s batting lineup with his solid technique and patience at the crease. Over the course of his career, Pujara represented India in 103 Test matches and 5 One-Day Internationals, scoring 7,195 runs in Tests at an average of 43.60. He also registered 19 centuries, including three double centuries, and played a crucial role in several of India’s historic overseas victories.
