Leg-spinner Usman Qadir announced his retirement from Pakistan cricket on Thursday, expressing that every moment spent with the national team played a pivotal role in shaping his career and enriching his life.

In a social media post, the 31-year-old extended his gratitude to his coaches and teammates for their support throughout his journey.

“Today, I am announcing my retirement from Pakistan cricket, and as I reflect on this incredible journey, I want to express my heartfelt gratitude. It has been an immense honour to represent my country, and I’m thankful for the support of my coaches and teammates who have been with me every step of the way.

“From unforgettable victories to the challenges we faced together, each moment has shaped my career and enriched my life. I’m deeply appreciative of the passionate fans who have always stood by me; your unwavering support has meant the world,” he wrote.

Usman has represented Pakistan in one one-day international and 25 T20 internationals, though his career has not matched the illustrious achievements of his father, the legendary bowler Abdul Qadir.

As he enters a new chapter, Usman expresses his commitment to carrying forward his father’s legacy, honoring both his passion for cricket and the valuable lessons his father imparted.

“I carry with me the spirit of Pakistan cricket and the cherished memories we created together. Thank you for everything.”

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