Ashwin revealed the reason for the sudden retirement decision from the international cricket
R ashwin (honestly bcci)
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New Delhi: The former Spinner of India Rashwin thought of retiring after his penny test, but made the decision in the middle of the tour in Australia so that the entire “circle” did not repeat himself again on his place in the XI game. In the new Podcast of Chennai Super Kings, Ashwin told Mike Husi of the Chennai team that he decided to retire after not having obtained a place in the team in the Perth test against Australia. In that game, Washington Sundar had the opportunity to play Ashwin.
The decision to retire was postponed twice
Ashwin played the second test in Adelaide but did not have the chance in the third test on Gaba, after which he announced his retreat. Ashwin said: ‘To be honest, I wanted to withdraw after my penny test (in Dharamshala in March 2024). Then I thought that in the national season, I will take care of it again because I was playing well, taking WICKET, marking the races. I thought I would retire after the Chennai test (against Bangladesh) but then I took six WICKETs and scored a century. It is very difficult to leave while performing well.
Ashwin said: ‘I played again and then we lost in New Zealand. Then I thought we see during the tour in Australia as the performance is. My performance in Australia Tour last time was good.
In the eyes of people, the price of your emotion is lower
Ashwin, who took 537 test wicket for India, said: “I was enjoying the game but I was working hard physically and mentally for this. The most important thing was that I wanted to spend time with the family. So when I did not find a place in the Perth test, I thought that the entire circle should not be more repeated. In the eyes of people, there is a very low price for your emotion. feelings are going through.
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