After a remarkable career spanning two decades, James Anderson retired from international cricket on July 12, 2024. With 704 Test wickets, he remains England’s greatest pacer in history.

David Warner concluded his illustrious career on January 6, 2024, after his final Test in Sydney. Renowned for his explosive batting, Warner ranks among the best all-format players ever.

Virat Kohli bid farewell to T20Is after guiding India to a historic T20 World Cup triumph. His masterful knock in the final cemented his legacy as one of cricket’s greatest chasers.

Rohit Sharma retired from T20Is following India’s World Cup win. Known for his effortless six-hitting, Sharma’s leadership and batting prowess will remain etched in fans’ memories.

Ravindra Jadeja announced his T20I retirement alongside Kohli and Rohit. His incredible fielding and match-winning contributions made him a pivotal player for India in the format.

Neil Wagner retired on February 27, 2024. Famous for his relentless bouncers, Wagner’s crowning achievement was helping New Zealand win the inaugural World Test Championship.

Tim Southee retired from Test cricket in early 2024, leaving behind a stellar career with 391 wickets. He ranks second only to Sir Richard Hadlee among New Zealand’s top wicket-takers.

Shikhar Dhawan announced his retirement on August 24, 2024. Known for his flamboyant batting in ICC tournaments, Dhawan leaves behind a legacy of elegance and consistency.

Moeen Ali retired after missing England’s squad for the Australia series. His off-spin and power hitting were instrumental in England’s white-ball success over the past decade.

Ravichandran Ashwin shocked fans by retiring after the Gabba Test. His unmatched cricketing acumen and 489 Test wickets make him one of India’s all-time great spinners.