Usman Qadir Retires from Pakistan Cricket

Usman Qadir, the 31-year-old leg-spinner and son of legendary cricketer Abdul Qadir, has announced his retirement from Pakistan cricket after a brief international career that spanned nearly four years. His announcement, made via social media, reflected on his gratitude towards coaches, teammates, and fans, stating it was an immense honor to represent his country. Usman played one ODI and 25 T20Is, taking a total of 32 wickets, but his recent lack of participation in matches may have influenced his decision. Despite stepping away from the national team and domestic cricket, he expressed determination to continue his father's legacy and carry the spirit of Pakistan cricket into his next chapter. His retirement comes at a turbulent time for Pakistan cricket, following Babar Azam’s resignation from the captaincy, leaving fans concerned about the future. Usman's heartfelt farewell emphasizes the memorable experiences and support he received throughout his career.