Wriddhiman Saha Announced His Retirement: Wriddhiman Saha has decided to put an end to his 17-year cricket career. Saha says that he will completely retire from cricket after the current season of Ranji Trophy.

Wriddhiman Saha Announced His Retirement: Fans were not yet able to recover from the defeat against New Zealand on home ground that another bad news is coming out from Team India. Veteran wicketkeeper batsman Wriddhiman Saha, who is out of the Indian team, has decided to put an end to his 17-year cricket career. Saha says that he will completely say goodbye to cricket after the current season of Ranji Trophy. The wicketkeeper player managed to participate in domestic cricket for about 15 years for Bengal and for 2 years for Tripura. 

Saha got a chance to debut in 2010 

Saha got the chance to debut in Team India for the first time in the year 2010. Since then, he has managed to play 40 Test and 9 ODI matches. During this time, his bat produced 1353 runs in 56 Test innings at an average of 29.41. At the same time, in 5 ODI innings, he managed to score 41 runs at an average of 13.66. He has 3 centuries and 6 half-centuries to his name in international cricket. 

Saha could not show any special magic in international cricket. But his domestic cricket career was brilliant. Here he participated in 138 first class, 116 List A, and 255 T20 matches. Meanwhile, he managed to score 7013 runs in 203 innings of first-class cricket at an average of 41.74, 3072 runs in 103 innings of List A at an average of 40.42, and 4655 runs in 227 innings of T20 at an average of 24.24.