Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Yuvraj Singh Pays Tribute to Andre Russell on Retirement
Andre Russell, a well-known cricketer from the West Indies, has decided to retire from playing international cricket.
In his final T20I match, he scored a quick 36 runs.
Throughout his T20I career, Russell scored over 1,100 runs and was also a bowler, taking more than 60 wickets.
Yuvraj Singh, another famous cricketer, praised Russell, calling him a tough competitor.
Russell played in many matches across different formats, including T20Is and ODIs.
He was known for his ability to hit the ball hard and also take wickets, making him a versatile player in the sport.
Andre Russell retired from international cricket on Wednesday.
Yuvraj Singh paid tribute to Russell, calling him a fierce competitor.
Russell played his last T20I against Australia, scoring 36 runs off 15 balls.
Russell finished his T20I career with 1,122 runs in 86 matches at an average of 22.
He also took 61 wickets in T20Is for West Indies.
- Who
- Andre Russell, a West Indies cricketer, and Yuvraj Singh.
- What
- Andre Russell retired from international cricket.
- When
- On Wednesday
- Where
- At Jamaica
- Why
- The article does not state the reason for his retirement.
- Retirement Announcement
- Wednesday
- Last Match
- T20I against Australia
- T20I Runs
- 1,122
- T20I Matches
- 86
- T20I Average
- 22.00
- T20I Wickets
- 61
- Yuvraj Singh's Comment
- Called Russell a 'fiercest competitor'