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After scoring 0 and 2 runs in the Champions Trophy, Mushfiqur Rahim faced intense scrutiny and questions about his place in the team. Amidst heavy criticism, the 37-year-old veteran batsman has finally announced his retirement from One Day Internationals (ODIs).
On Wednesday night, Mushfiqur announced his retirement from ODIs via a Facebook post on his official page. He wrote, “From today, I am announcing my retirement from the ODI format. Alhamdulillah for everything. Perhaps our achievements in global tournaments were limited, but whenever I stepped onto the field for my country, I gave more than 100%.”
He then quoted from religious scriptures to express his dedication and commitment to the game.
Mushfiqur made his ODI debut in 2006 against Zimbabwe in Harare. Over 19 years, he played 274 ODIs, scoring 7,795 runs at an average of 36.42 and a strike rate of 79.70. This makes him the second-highest run-scorer for Bangladesh in this format. His ODI career includes 9 centuries and 49 half-centuries.
Two years ago, he retired from T20 Internationals in a similar manner. However, Mushfiqur has not retired from Test cricket and will continue to play in the red-ball format.
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