Ravichandran Ashwin retired midway through the 2024-25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy after being dropped for the Gabba Test. He finished as India’s second-highest wicket-taker in international cricket. The 38-year-old took 765 wickets in 287 matches at an average of 25.80, including 37 five-wicket hauls.
“I think it was just the time, and where I stood in my life, right? I think I was pretty old, I must admit. But going on tours, and you know, having to just sit out a lot more, eventually got to me,” the spinner said in the latest episode of Ravichandran Ashwin’s Kutti Stories series on his YouTube channel.
I Always Decided That I Would Retire at 34-35 - Ravichandran Ashwin
Ravichandran also revealed that family reasons influenced his decision to retire from international cricket. The off-spinner shared that he had long set himself a personal deadline to retire around the age of 34-35.
"So I just felt like okay... In my head, I always decided that I would retire at 34-35. But just the fact that I could not play a lot in between..." the former India off-spinner went on to add.
Ravichandran Ashwin's Test Career for Team India
Ashwin’s 383 wickets in 65 home Tests came at an average of 21.57, including 29 five-fers and six 10-wicket hauls. Away from home conditions, Ashwin still managed 154 scalps in 41 matches at 30.55, including eight five-fers and two 10-wicket match hauls.
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