Pakistani pacer and cricket’s tallest player, Mohammad Irfan, announced his retirement from international cricket at age 42, following similar decisions by Imad Wasim and Mohammad Amir.
Once a key player, Irfan, who stands at 7 feet tall and hails from Gaggoo Mandi, had been sidelined for an extended period after facing disciplinary action from the Pakistan Cricket Board for violating its Code of Conduct.
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In a heartfelt social media post, Irfan expressed gratitude for the support of his fans, teammates, and coaches, cherishing the memorable experiences throughout his career. He pledged to continue supporting the game despite stepping away from international cricket.
His retirement aligns with recent announcements by Imad Wasim and Mohammad Amir. While Imad plans to focus on domestic and franchise cricket, Amir has retired for the second time, reflecting shifts in Pakistan’s cricket landscape.
