Indian cricket has bid farewell to one of its most experienced artists Amit Mishra Announced his retirement from professional cricket. Known for his clever variations, flight and accuracy, Mishra was a reliable leg-spinner who combined traditional skills with modern adaptability. During 25 years, he became synonymous with continuity in both international and domestic cricket, while leaving a permanent heritage Indian Premier League (IPL),
Great career in the number of Amit Mishra
Mishra’s international career would not have been long as some of his companions, but it was full of impressive performance. He represented India in 22 tests, 36 Odis, and 10 T20, 76, 64 and 16 wickets respectively. Against his memorable start in 2008 Australia In Mohali, he saw him claiming a five -wicket race, kept him in the midst of an aristocratic list of Indian bowlers.
In 2013, Mishra equals Javagal ShrinathWorld record 18 wickets for most wickets in a bilateral ODI series ZimbabweHe also played an important role in traveling to India in the 2014 finals, where he took 10 wickets in just 6.68 economy. His last presence for India came in 2017, after which he continued to play domestic cricket and franchise league.
Explaining the reasons behind his retirement, Mishra said that the desire to pave the way for injuries and young talents inspired his decision.
“These 25 years of my life in cricket are no less than memorable. I am deeply grateful to BCCI, Haryana Cricket Association, Assistant Staff, my comrades and my family. I would also like to thank those fans whose love and support made the journey unforgettable,” Mishra said as quoted by Toi.
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An IPL legend
Where Mishra actually carved his niche, he was the IPL, where he remains the only bowler to claim three hatricks-achieved a feat. Delhi daredevils in 2008, Kings Xi Punjab In 2011, and Sunrisers Hyderabad in 2013. During 162 matches, he took 174 wickets, taking the eighth biggest wicket in the history of the tournament. Their continuity, with an average economy of 23.82 and 7.37, established him as one of the most reliable spinners in the league. His last IPL outing came in 2024 Lucknow Super GiantsWhere he signed with 1/20 data Rajasthan Royals,
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