Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Andre Russell Retires From International Cricket at Home
Andre Russell, a famous cricketer from the West Indies, has stopped playing international cricket.
His last game was in Jamaica, in front of his home crowd.
Although his team didn't win, he had a great last performance, scoring many runs quickly.
Russell said thank you to everyone who supported him during his career.
He was part of the West Indies team that won two big championships.
He is known for his powerful hitting and energetic performances.
He played many matches and made many runs, and everyone will remember him as a cricket legend.
Andre Russell retired from international cricket after playing his final match against Australia.
His last match was the second T20 at Sabina Park in Jamaica, his home ground.
Russell scored 36 runs off 15 balls in his final innings, including six sixes.
He thanked fans and the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) for their support.
Russell highlighted his T20 World Cup wins in 2012 and 2016 as career highlights.
- Who
- Andre Russell, a West Indies cricketer.
- What
- Andre Russell retired from international cricket.
- When
- His last match was the second T20 series against Australia.
- Where
- Sabina Park in Jamaica.
- Why
- He felt it was time to move ahead.
- Player
- Andre Russell
- Sport
- Cricket
- Format
- T20
- Last Match
- Against Australia
- Location
- Sabina Park, Jamaica
- Runs in last innings
- 36
- World Cup Wins
- 2012, 2016