Shikhar Dhawan, a prominent figure in Indian cricket, has announced his retirement from both international and domestic cricket after a 14-year career, during which he scored 10,867 runs in 269 matches for India. Known as 'Gabbar', Dhawan made significant contributions in limited-overs formats, including 6,793 runs in 167 ODIs at an average of 44.11 and 1,759 runs in 68 T20Is. His stellar performances in ICC tournaments, particularly the 2013 Champions Trophy where he was the top scorer, and his memorable innings in the World Cup 2015, solidified his status as a key player. Dhawan's journey began with a challenging start but evolved into a remarkable career highlighted by numerous match-winning innings. His retirement resonates with fans who cherished his dynamic batting style and signature celebrations. The cricket community reflects on his legacy, celebrating his resilience and vital role in India's cricketing achievements.