S Sreesanth
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- Published: March 9, 2022 20:27
New Delhi: Indian cricketer S Sreesanth on Wednesday announced his retirement from Indian domestic cricket. Announcing the development, Sreesanth said he is retiring from the Indian domestic (first class and all formats) cricket. Sreesanth’s announcement also invited a lot of reactions on Twitter.
Ever since he bid adieu the cricket, many cricket fans took to social media to send him good wishes for his service to the Indian team.
Sreesanth also released a video thanking everyone.
— Sreesanth (@sreesanth36) March 9, 2022
Sreesanth said in a tweet, ”For the next generation of cricketers..I have chosen to end my first-class cricket career. This decision is mine alone, and although I know this will not bring me happiness, it is the right and honorable action to take at this time in my life. I have cherished every moment.”
For the next generation of cricketers..I have chosen to end my first class cricket career. This decision is mine alone, and although I know this will not bring me happiness, it is the right and honorable action to take at this time in my life. I ve cherished every moment .❤️???
— Sreesanth (@sreesanth36) March 9, 2022
Reacting to Sreesanth’s retirement, ”All the best for the future endeavors Bhai. All-time Favourite bowlers — Past, Present, and Future. Will miss your presence in the cricket ground.”
All the best for the future endeavours bhai.
All time Favorite bowler.
Past
Present
Future……Will miss your presence in the cricket ground#Sreesanth#Cricket@sreesanth36
— Shaik Subhani (@SKSubhani1995) March 9, 2022
”Maybe your records on paper won’t show how great bowler you are, but the impact that you bought in with the fierce run-up, that quick bowling speed, that aggression is something that was, that is, and that will always be missing in Indian Cricket team.”
@sreesanth36 may be your records on paper won’t show how great a bowler you are, but the impact that you brought in with that fierce run-up, that quick bowling speed, that aggression is something that was, that is and that will always be missing in Indian Cricket team #sreesanth pic.twitter.com/GjbwbwMnKI
— आkash Chauhan (@aakashviru309) March 9, 2022
A user wrote, ”Streets will neve forget this.”
Streets will never forget this??
Thank you #Sreesanth pic.twitter.com/oMQT2ZgR2I— RO45 ☀️ (@Pikachu__264) March 9, 2022
A user namely Manish Bhatt said, ”If someone makes a mistake then he can be forgiven once but BCCI did not let Sreesanth get the chance even far away, Sreesanth worked very hard, maybe he could play for Indian again but Alas, Sreesanth lost today, my best wishes Sreesanth for future.”
If someone makes a mistake then he can be forgiven once but BCCI did not let Sreesanth get the chance even far away, Sreesanth worked very hard, maybe he could play for India again but alas, Sreesanth lost today, my best wishes Sreesanth for future #sreesanth pic.twitter.com/zuKwMaM6SQ
— Manish Bhatt (@ManishB21517607) March 9, 2022
Check more reactions below:
“In the air, @sreesanth36 takes it and India wins”
Thank You For All The Memories ??#TeamIndia #SSreeSanth #Sreesanth #Cricket pic.twitter.com/WhzwBFUJHI
— ??????? ??? ᴸᵃˡᵉᵗᵗᵃⁿ (@AdarshysOffl) March 9, 2022
Coming back after 9 years in Ranji and took 2 wickets ?
He fought till the end?@sreesanth36 #sreesanth https://t.co/Ec5BnYcx0M
— tj nidhin kuriakose (@TamsterzTJ) March 9, 2022
End of an Era #Sreesanth pic.twitter.com/qk8Kv9PUfH
— Feviyan Paulson ? (@feviyanpaulson2) March 9, 2022
#Sreesanth #TeamIndia #Cricket
Will always remember this !! @sreesanth36 pic.twitter.com/K3WMzuIyAQ
— g0v!ñD $#@®mA (@rishu_1809) March 9, 2022
2007 T20 and 2011 #WorldCup ? We can’t forget those matches…
That’s the end of Sreesanth’s career ?
Sad for #sreesanth— Pragnya Prasad (@pragnyaprasad) March 9, 2022
Australia was 134 for 2 from 14.3 overs while chasing 189 runs with Hayden batting on 62*(46) and Sreesanth cleans up Hayden – ended his spell on 2 for 12 from 4 overs including one maiden in T20 World Cup Semi final – Thank you, @sreesanth36#Sreesanth pic.twitter.com/GHwrCgAnPm
— Debojit Nath (@Deb22dn) March 9, 2022