Shane Watson reports his retirement from Test cricket

Australian all-rounder, Shane Watson, who on Saturday reported his retirement from Test cricket with prompt impact conveyed an official tweet of himself taking after the declaration. It was his first tweet subsequent to the declaration and the tweet contained a feature where he expressed gratitude toward his family and the fans for their backing furthermore said thanks to his kindred Australian colleagues and the administration for all the bolster they had demonstrated for every one of these years. He is as of now in England and is required soon to fly out to Sydney, as he won't have the capacity to take part in the continuous ODI arrangement against England inferable from damage. Survey: Was Shane Watson Australia's best-ever all-rounder?

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Watson declared Test retirement with prompt impact on Sunday. Watson, who is right now with the One Day International (ODI) squad in England playing the five-match ODI arrangement, had supported a calf harm amid the second ODI at Lord's on Saturday, with Australia in the long run winning by an edge of 64 runs. The center request batsman last played in the whites in the first Ashes Test at Cardiff; notwithstanding he was dropped from the side after a poor show when he had
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As indicated by a report from Cricket Australia, Watson said, "I've been through a variety of rushes of feeling about what is a good fit for myself, my family and above all the group too. In the course of the last couple of days there was a great deal of clarity [for me] of what the right choice was. I simply realize that I've given all that I can to get the best out of myself." VIDEO: Shane Watson reports his retirement from Test cricket