Indian Speedster Varun Aaron Retires from Representative Cricket

The 35-year-old pacer bids farewell after a two-decade career marked by raw pace, injuries, and contributions to domestic and IPL success.

Varun Aaron, known for his express pace, announced his retirement from representative cricket following Jharkhand's exit from the Vijay Hazare Trophy.
Aaron played 9 Tests and 9 ODIs for India, taking 29 wickets, but his international career was hampered by recurring injuries, including multiple stress fractures.
In domestic cricket, he claimed 141 wickets in 88 List A matches and 93 wickets in 95 T20s, showcasing his impact at the domestic level.
Aaron's IPL career spanned nine seasons, with his final season in 2022 culminating in a title win with Gujarat Titans.
The pacer expressed gratitude to his family, coaches, and organizations like the BCCI and National Cricket Academy for their support during his injury-plagued career.