Why was Shikhar Dhawan called Mr. ICC?, Retirement from International Cricket and Domestic Cricket
Delhi. Veteran Indian cricket batsman Shikhar Dhawan has retired from international cricket and domestic cricket. 38-year-old Dhawan was out of Team India for a long time. He played the last Test in 2018, last ODI in 2022 and last T20 International match in 2021. However, Dhawan is known as Mr. ICC.
Shikhar Dhawan will no longer be seen playing in IPL either. He has said goodbye to all types of cricket. While announcing his retirement, Dhawan said, “I had only one goal in life, to play for India. I was successful in achieving this milestone, for which I am thankful to many people. As they say, it is necessary to turn the pages to move forward in the story, and I am going to do the same now. I have decided to retire from international and domestic cricket. I am happy that I got the opportunity to play so many matches for my country. I also thank BCCI and the fans.” Know why Dhawan was called Mr. ICC
Most runs for India in ICC Champions Trophy 2013
Most runs for India in ICC ODI World Cup 2015
Most runs for India in ICC Champions Trophy 2017
Most runs for India in Asia Cup 2018
Total 10,867 runs in international cricket
Dhawan’s performance in 2013 Champions Trophy
114 runs in 94 balls against South Africa
102 not out in 107 balls against West Indies
48 runs in 41 balls against Pakistan
68 runs in the semi-final of ICC Champions Trophy
31 runs in the final of ICC Champions Trophy
