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Hardik Pandya interested by Test retirement to prolong white-ball profession, says document

India all-rounder Hardik Pandya is interested by retirement from Test cricket. 

As per a document in Insidesport, A BCCI legitimate has acknowledged that Hardik desires to focal point handiest on white-ball cricket this implies that of the help accidents he has confronted in the closing three years. 

“He has been struggling with accidents for some time and even supposing he hasn’t suggested us formally, he’s interested by Test retirement. This might maybe support him assist his focal point on white-ball cricket. He became as soon as anyway not in our plans for Assessments. This might maybe also moreover be a perfect loss for particular but we must space up backup,” a high BCCI legitimate informed InsideSport.

The junior Pandya closing played a Test match in 2018 in England. Since then his relief concern and crew combos appreciate not allowed him to play the longest format of the sport. In the closing one year or so, he has not even bowled in ODIs and T20Is continually, even in IPL for Mumbai Indians. 

He had made his Test debut at Galle in 2017. 

The Indian all-rounder has up to now played handiest 11 Assessments whereby he has scored 532 runs at a indicate of 31.29, alongside with his easiest being 108. He has picked up 17 wickets in 11 fits with a indicate of 31/06. He also has one five-wicket haul to his identify that came in 2018 in England.

With the help concern troubling him for closing two to 3 years, Hardik seems to be to appreciate taken the choice to decrease down on his appearances for India, focussing largely on the restricted overs cricket. The help concern does not allow him to bowl longer spells, a must-discontinue in Test cricket and if he’s bowling, his blueprint in the facet might maybe also not be guaranteed. 

Hardik has not made his retirement legitimate however the document acknowledged that he had suggested the selectors that he’s unavailable for the tour of South Africa. 

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