ABU DHABI: Legendary Pakistani middle order batsman Younis Khan on Wednesday has decided to quit One Day International (ODI) Cricket.
According to details, Younis Khan while giving an interview to famous Paksitani commentator Ramiz Raja just before 1st ODI against England said that retirement decision is not immediate it took 7 to 8 months.
Also he revealed that a player who served Pakistani team for such a long time (15 years) should be retired with an honor and legacy and he did the same.
Younis also said that few close aides who stand by him the slips in the Pakistani team knew his decision, but he never revealed it openly and said that its such an honor for me to represent Pakistan for such long time.
It is to be kept in mind that Younis started ODI career on February 13, 2000 against Sri Lanka in Krachi cricket stadium. He has played 264 ODI matches so far and scored 7240 runs. He hammered 48 fifties and 7 centuries.
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