Moeen Ali has announced his retirement from international cricket at the age of 37 after being left out of England's squad for the upcoming white-ball series against Australia. His illustrious career spanned 68 Tests, 138 ODIs, and 92 T20Is, contributing significantly to England's successes in both the 50-over and T20 World Cups. Ali, the first British Asian to captain England in T20Is, was praised for his versatility and selflessness, often sacrificing personal accolades for the team's benefit. While he will continue to play franchise cricket, Ali has expressed a desire to transition into coaching. His retirement marks the end of a decade-long career that saw him become an inspirational figure both on and off the field. The England team is now looking at potential successors, with players like Will Jacks, Jacob Bethell, and Dan Mousley being considered for future white-ball cricket roles.