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Cricket is considered to be the most exciting game in the world. Many legendary players gave fans memorable at a long time, but there were some cricketers who had full potential to become a big star, yet the situation forced them to say goodbye to international cricket at an early age. Sometimes injuries, sometimes personal reasons, sometimes mental pressure, these reasons left his career incomplete. Let’s know about five such players according to the report of Khel Now.
Craig Kaswator – England
England won the T20 World Cup for the first time in 2010. Wicketkeeper-batsman Craig’s Kiswater was an important role in winning this title. He scored 222 runs in the tournament and came to be considered to be the next big white-ball star of England, but at the age of 27 he suffered a serious eye injury during a county match. After this injury, his vision became weak and he had to retire from cricket.
Nicholas Puran – West Indies
Nicholas Puran is a big star of T20 cricket and he has a lot of demand in the world’s league. He surprised everyone by deciding to retire from international cricket at the age of 29. Puran became the first West Indies batsman to score more than 2000 runs in T20 International. He has scored 1983 in 61 ODIs and 2275 runs in 106 T20 matches. However, he took this decision to focus on franchise cricket.
James Taylor – England
James Taylor of England is counted among the most unfortunate players. He scored an average of more than 42 in ODI format and made his career a great start, but at the age of 26, he came to know about Arrhythmogenic Right Ventricular Cardiomyopathy. This disease could have been fatal, so he had to leave cricket immediately.
Ravi Shastri – India
India’s all -rounder Ravi Shastri showed a brilliant game in the 1980–90s. He scored more than 6900 runs in 80 Tests and 150 ODIs and took 280 wickets, but at the age of 30, he said goodbye to cricket. However, after this he landed in commentary and cricket coaching and was the head coach of the Indian team from 2017 to 2021.
Sakalain Mushtaq – Pakistan
Pakistan veteran spinner Sakalain Mushtaq is called the master of the ‘second’ ball. He took 208 wickets in 49 Tests and 288 wickets in 169 ODIs. He is also the fastest 250 ODI wicket -taking bowlers, but the knee injury and eye problem forced him to retire at the age of 27.