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No more T20Is for me, says Jhulan Goswami
Veteran Indian womens team pacer Jhulan Goswami on THursday announced her retirement from T20 Internationals, effectively ruling her out for the ICC World T20 in West Indies in November
New Delhi: Veteran Indian women's team pacer Jhulan Goswami on THursday announced her retirement from T20 Internationals, effectively ruling her out for the ICC World T20 in West Indies in November.
She played 68 T20 Internationals and took 56 wickets at an economy rate of 5.45.
The 35-year-old will only play ODIs (as India don't play Test cricket), in which format she is the world's highest wicket-taker with 200 scalps from 169 games.
Of late, her lack of wickets in shortest version was coming under the scanner and her big-hitting abilities at the back end was also on the wane.
A trigger would have been the underwhelming performance at the Asia Cup where India lost to Bangladesh twice, including in the final.
Goswami, who opened the bowling, got only one wicket in four matches and never looked penetrative enough.
The fastest woman pacer from India has lost out on a bit of speed and she is also not the quickest on the field.
"Goswami thanked the BCCI and her teammates for all the love and support she garnered during her stint with the T20I team and wished them luck going forward," the BCCI stated.
With Shikha Pandey ready to take over as pace spearhead and young guns like Puja Vastrakar and Mansi Joshi showing promise, it was time for the Bengal speedster to make way for the Gen-Next.
