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Amit Mishra Retires From All Forms of Cricket After 25-Year Career

The 42-year-old cites recurring injuries as he steps aside to make room for younger players.

Overview

  • Mishra confirmed his decision on September 4, ending a career that brought 156 wickets for India across 22 Tests, 36 ODIs and 10 T20Is.
  • He leaves a distinct IPL legacy with 174 wickets and remains the only bowler to claim three hat-tricks in the tournament, achieved with three different franchises.
  • His final professional outing came in IPL 2024 for Lucknow Super Giants, where he recorded 1 for 20 against Rajasthan Royals.
  • He revealed he experienced depression during a five-year gap after his 2003 ODI debut, reflecting on the frustration of intermittent selection.
  • A standout international peak came in 2013 when he matched Javagal Srinath’s mark with 18 wickets in a five-ODI series against Zimbabwe, and he later starred in India’s run to the 2014 T20 World Cup final.