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Simi Singh has confirmed his retirement from professional cricket, bringing the curtain down on an inspirational career with Ireland that included a world record century and 85 international wickets.
Mark Wood has retired from international cricket, leaving behind a legacy of raw pace and memorable spells. We look back at the moments that defined his England career.
Mark Wood has brought the curtain down on his England career, citing ongoing injury struggles and medical advice. The Durham paceman ends his international days as one of the quickest bowlers England has ever produced.
Chris Cooke has confirmed he will retire from professional cricket at the close of the 2026 season, drawing the curtain on a 16-year career that made him one of Glamorgan's most decorated modern-day players.
Joe Denly, one of Kent's finest modern cricketers and a former England international across all three formats, has confirmed he will hang up his whites at the end of the 2026 campaign.
Heather Knight, one of England women's cricket's most decorated figures, has announced her retirement from international cricket, describing herself as 'really content' with the timing of her decision.
Tammy Beaumont has announced her retirement from international cricket, admitting the desire to battle back into England's evolving squad had finally deserted her. The 35-year-old will bow out at a historic first women's Test at Lord's.
Ben Stokes has announced his retirement from Test cricket following the third Test against New Zealand at Trent Bridge. But is this the right moment to go, or are England losing their talisman too soon?
Ben Stokes has called time on a 15-year international career that redefined what an England cricketer could be. Jamie Hall reflects on the moments that made him irreplaceable.
Ben Stokes has announced his retirement from Test cricket, delivering the news personally to his England teammates at Trent Bridge. The captain confirmed the third Test against New Zealand will be his last.
New Zealand's greatest batsman Kane Williamson has announced his immediate retirement from international cricket, ending a remarkable 16-year career.
The 36-year-old left-arm spinner will continue playing T20 and One-Day cricket for the county after stepping away from Championship cricket.