The Son Of A Former Pakistani Great Retires!
Usman Qadir Retires: Before the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, the star player of the Pakistan cricket team announced his retirement from international cricket. Yes, we are talking about Usman Qadir, son of former great Pakistani spin bowler Abdul Qadir. Who has given a big shock to Pakistani fans today i.e. on 3 October. Recently, Usman Qadir represented the Dolphins team in the Champions Cup played in Pakistan. Usman played his last international match in the 2023 Asian Games.
Made His Debut In The Year 2020
Usman Qadir made his international debut in T20 cricket for Pakistan in the year 2020. Since then, he has been constantly in and out of the team. Before making his debut in international cricket, Usman played cricket for Lahore Qalandars and Western Australia. Usman played a lot of cricket in Australia. Not only this, he wanted to play cricket for Australia.
Legendary cricketer Abdul Qadir's son, Usman Qadir, has bid adieu to international cricket.
The leg-spinner took to his handle on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) to make his decision official.
To read more: 👉https://t.co/uB7pen6FOC pic.twitter.com/58wJrbbXBp
— CricTracker (@Cricketracker) October 3, 2024
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Gave Information About Retirement By Sharing Post On Social Media
Usman Qadir shared the news of his retirement with fans by sharing a post on social media. He wrote on social media that, I am announcing my retirement from Pakistan cricket today. It is a great honor for me to play for Pakistan. I thank my coach and my fellow players for their support.
— Usman Qadir (@Qadircricketer) October 3, 2024
Usman Qadir's Cricket Career
Usman Qadir played 25 T20 matches and just one ODI match for Pakistan. While bowling in 25 T20 matches, Usman took 31 wickets. Apart from this, he took just 1 wicket in one ODI match. Apart from this, he took 21 wickets in 13 first class matches.
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