Mohammed Shami has written a sincere note for Wriddhiman Saha after Keeper-Batter retired from all Crickt. Saha, who had a 28 -year -old Cricket race, was Shami’s teammate in Team India, the Bengal for the Indian National Cricket and the Gujarat Titans in the IPL.
“Today is an emotional day when we say goodbye to Wriddhiman Saha, a true Warrior of the Indian Cricket. Having shared the field with him for years at the Club Cricket, Ranji, IPL, India A, and the National Team, I have witnessed his dedication and passion firsthand, ”Shami wrote by sharing a Saha clip taking a surprising PACER capture.
“From his sharp glove to his winning blows of the game, Wriddhi has always given his whole. Grateful for the memories we have created together. I wish you the best for the next entries in life, brother! Shami added.
On February 1, Wriddhiman Saha shared an emotional note about social to thank the people involved in their successful Cricket race. The note, the end of a beautiful trip, went viral on Twitter (now x).
“Now is the time to start a new chapter, dedicating myself to my family and friends, appreciating the moments I may have lost and hugging life beyond the field,” Saha wrote in his farewell note.
In November 2024, Wriddhiman Saha announced his retirement from the International Cricket. It was believed that his participation in IPL 2025 was doubtful.
While Saha was determined to announce her retirement of all forms of Crickt, then two people encouraged him to continue playing domestic cricket: Souv Ganguly and his wife, Romi.
Wriddhiman Saha statistics
Wriddhiman Saha obtained 1,353 races in 40 test matches, with an average of 29.41. He scored 3 centuries and 5 medium centuries. He took 92 trapped and perplexed 12 times. In Odi, he scored 41 races in 9 games. He took 17 trapped and was perplexed once.
Many believe that Wriddhiman Saha was born in the “incorrect era”, since his career was eclipsed by Mrs. Dhoni, who dominated as the main Wicktkeeper battery in India. Without Dhoni, Saha could have played more games and have achieved greater success.
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