Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Russell Retires from T20I Cricket After Farewell Match
Andre Russell, a famous West Indies cricket player, has retired from playing international cricket.
He played his last game in front of his home fans at Sabina Park.
In his final match, he hit a lot of runs very quickly.
He thanked the fans for their support and remembered winning two World Cups with the team.
Russell played many games and was known for scoring runs and taking wickets.
Now he's finished with international cricket.
Andre Russell retired from international cricket after playing his farewell match in the second T20I against Australia.
Russell's final appearance was at Sabina Park in front of his home crowd.
He scored 36 runs off 15 balls in his final match, with four sixes and two boundaries.
Russell expressed gratitude to fans and reflected on his career, including two T20 World Cup wins.
Russell played 85 T20Is, scoring 1,086 runs and taking 61 wickets.
- Who
- Andre Russell.
- What
- Andre Russell retired from international cricket.
- When
- After playing his farewell match in the second T20I against Australia.
- Where
- Sabina Park.
- Why
- Russell felt it was time to move ahead and acknowledged the younger players in the team.
- Sport
- Cricket
- Player
- Andre Russell
- Format
- T20I
- Last Match
- Second T20I vs Australia
- Runs in Final Match
- 36
- Sixes in Final Match
- 4
- T20I Matches Played
- 85
- Total Runs
- 1,086