Twitter Erupts as Mohammed Shami Announces Test Cricket Retirement

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Mohammed Shami announced his retirement from Test cricket yesterday. On the day he made his Test debut for the Indian team became the day when he also announced his retirement. Fans have gone emotional after his post, with his last Test coming in 2023.

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An era has officially come to an end, as Mohammed Shami has announced his retirement. He has retired from the longest format of the game, as he announced his retirement from the Test format yesterday. The retirement post came on his Instagram, where Shami posted a video.

He made his debut for the Indian team on November 6, thirteen years ago. And now on 6 November, he also announced his retirement on the same day which is marked as the date of his debut. This announcement has shocked the cricket fans to a great extent.

Here's how Twitter has reacted to the same:

Thank You Post

One of them said that now Gautam Gambhir will come and make a Thank You post for Shami. He'll also write praises for Lala’s performances in the longest format.

Dhoni the Legend

Mohammed Shami announced his retirement from Test cricket without crossing 40. And there's Dhoni who still plays Test cricket in IPL at the age of 45.

Don't be Late

BCCI should not be too late on Mohammed Shami. They should bring him back to the team for the ODI World Cup, before he announces white ball retirement.

Yet at the Top

Mohammed Shami went through a lot of personal sufferings. But despite all that, he was able to keep his performances for the team at the top.

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