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Yo Mahesh has introduced his retirement from all types of cricket.© Twitter
Former Tamil Nadu and Chennai Super Kings (CSK) seamer Vijaykumar Yo Mahesh has introduced his retirement from all types of cricket. The right-arm medium-fast bowler ends his profession with 108 wickets in 50 first-class matches. He additionally scalped 93 wickets in List A cricket at a mean of 24.67. The former seamer had performed for India U-19 together with Cheteshwar Pujara, Rohit Sharma and all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja within the 2006 World Cup held in Sri Lanka. “To my two IPL franchises, DD and CSK, for having faith in me to represent them and for giving me an opportunity to share the dressing room with the legends of the game. The last five years have been injury-ridden but I am grateful to India Cements for being solid and having my back,” Mahesh mentioned in an announcement.
“I would like to thank my state cricket Tamil Nadu Cricket Association for nurturing me from the age of 14 and finishing with 12 years of first-class cricket,” he added.
Mahesh’s final aggressive outing was in August 2019, when he performed in Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL). His final match for Tamil Nadu was a List A fixture in opposition to Assam in Chennai in September 2018.
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“At the outset, thanks to BCCI for the opportunity to represent India at the Under-19 level and India A level. It’s been an honour and with utmost pride, I call it the highest point in my career,” mentioned Mahesh.
Mahesh was Delhi Daredevil’s highest wicket-taker within the inaugural season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) in 2008. He took 16 wickets at an financial system of 8.77 and later performed for CSK within the showpiece occasion.
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