Dawid Malan, the former England cricketer, has announced his retirement from international cricket at the age of 37, following his exclusion from the upcoming white-ball series against Australia. He leaves behind a commendable legacy, having played 22 Tests, 30 ODIs, and 62 T20Is, becoming one of only two Englishmen to score centuries in all formats. Malan achieved significant milestones, including being ranked the world’s number one T20I batter and setting a record for the fastest to 1000 T20I runs. Despite his success in white-ball cricket, he expressed disappointment over his Test career, citing inconsistency as a major factor. While he steps away from international play, Malan intends to continue his career in T20 leagues globally. He reflected on the challenges of Test cricket, emphasizing its mental demands and his desire to have made a greater impact in that format.