Cricketers who formed to retire due to injury: Many players come in cricket history and leave their mark deep on the fans and the cricket board. So far, there have been many such best players who have earned names and fans all over the world with their talent and performance.
From Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid, Dhoni, Kohli, Rohit to Ricky Ponting, Virender Sehwag, Steve Waugh, Kapil Dev, Imran Khan, Wasim Akram, Bryan Lara, Katni Walsh, Saurabh Ganguly, Viv Richarders, you will take names but this list will rarely end but this list rarely ends. These players have played cricket for their country for a long time and made many records.
While the cricket gives a new man to the players, many times it puts it in such a situation that the player does not have any option left, leaving retirement.
However, there were some unfortunate cricketers in the cricket world who soon said goodbye to cricket due to injury even after being very talented and the career ended before time.
This list includes the names of many legendary cricket players. There are 5 such players in cricket history, whose career ended due to injury and then he could not play further. So in such a situation, let us know about those 5 players in detail:
5 players whose career was already ended due to injury (Cricketers who Forced To Retire):
Nobody knows Phil Hughes. Phil Hughes suffered injuries while playing on the field, due to which he died. Actually, Phil Hughes is also seen by the record of scoring two centuries in the youngest match. Phil Hughes did this feat at the age of just 20. But life did not give him a chance to do this feat because he was hurt in the cricket field and he died. In fact, Phil Huge was batting tremendously at the Sydney Cricket Ground on November 25 and his family i.e. mother and sister were sitting in the stands and enjoying their game. When he was on 63 runs, a bouncer ball went on his head. After which Phil Hughes immediately fell there and was rushed to the hospital where he underwent surgery but even after this Phil Hughes died and the entire cricket world was also in the cannabis. Even today, whenever the Australian team plays a cricket match in Sydney, it definitely pays tribute to Phil Hyuz. David Warner also dedicated him to Phil Hughes by scoring a triple century in SCG. One such excellent and emerging star said goodbye to cricket forever.
Mark Boucher is considered one of the greatest wicketkeepers in cricket history. Mark Boucher was part of the South Africa team. Mark Boucher holds the record for the most wickets in international cricket. But the end of his cricketer career was very sad. On the tour of England in 2012, Mark Boucher played his 150th Test match and took 1 thousand wickets in international career. However, in a practice match against the Samarset, Imran Tahir’s googly stumped and then the stumps flew into the boucher’s left eye and got very injured. Mark Boucher’s eye injury was so deep that he had to retire.
Mitchell Johnson has also been known for his strong performance. In the 2013-14 season, Mitchell Johnson bowled very deadly but due to this great bowling, the batsmen’s career was also at stake due to that bowling. Especially
The most damage to this was to the batsman Jonathan Trot, who batted at the number 3 of England. Jonathan Trot performed in domestic cricket and made a place in the England team by scoring runs. But Mitchell Johnson’s tremendous fast bowling mentally rocked Jonathan Trot. In fact, Jonathan Trot had to leave the Ashes series in the middle and after that he continued to struggle to make a place. Due to Jonathan Trot scored in domestic cricket, he once again returned to the England team, but Jonathan Trot did not perform as before. In 2015, Jonathan Trot announced his retirement from international cricket. However, many people believe that the retirement of Jonathan Trot was just a formality, because Jonathan Trot’s career was over after that famous Brisbane Test match of the Ashes series.
