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There Is More To Indian Cricket Than Just A Couple Of People, Says R. Ashwin
Ravichandran Ashwin: The realisation that it was time for him to retire from Test cricket dawned on former India all-rounder Ravichandran Ashwin when the younger and less experienced Washington Sundar was preferred over him for a Test match in Australia.
During India's tour of Australia in 2024, senior bowler Ashwin lost his place in the XI and decided to retire at the end of the series.
At an event in Kolkata on Tuesday, Ashwin opened up about the moment he realised his time with the Indian team had come to an end. “At Perth, I was the senior bowler. Washi (Washington Sundar) played that Test, and I realised that my time was up,” he said.
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