Players: The Indian team is currently on a tour of Zimbabwe. Where a 5 match T20 series is being played. So far 2 matches have been played in the series. While the third match of the series is to be played on 10 July at Harare ground. Team India has to tour Sri Lanka after the Zimbabwe tour. Where a series of 3 T20 and 3 ODI matches will be played.

The series with Sri Lanka is scheduled to start from July 27. Let us tell you that now Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma and Ravindra Jadeja will not be seen playing in T20 from Team India. Because, these three players have retired from this format. While today we will tell you which players have retired so far this year.

A total of 15 players have retired

Let us tell you that before the start of the Sri Lanka series, not one or two but a total of 15 players have retired from international cricket. Due to which cricket fans have got a big shock somewhere. Because, all the players who have retired in the year 2024 are legends. A total of 7 players of Team India have announced their retirement in the year 2024. In which there are 4 such players who have retired from all formats of cricket.

The names of Kohli, Rohit and Jadeja are also included

The names of Virat Kohli, Ravindra Jadeja and Rohit Sharma are also included in the list of players retiring in the year 2024. Because, these three players had announced their retirement from the T20 International format after the final match of the T20 World Cup 2024 played on 29 June.

Due to which all the Indian fans have got a big shock. Because, these three players were playing cricket for India for many years. However, Rohit, Kohli and Jadeja will be seen playing in ODI and Test formats.

These 15 players have announced their retirement

Virat Kohli (from T20 format), Ravindra Jadeja (from T20 format), Rohit Sharma (from T20 format), Dinesh Karthik (from all formats), Kedar Jadhav (from all formats), Varun Aaron (from all formats), Saurabh Tiwari (from all formats), Heinrich Klaasen (from Test), David Warner (from all formats), Dean Elgar (from all formats), Neil Wagner (from all formats), Colin Munro (from all formats), David Wiese (from all formats), Sybrand Engelbrecht (from all formats), Brian Masaba (from T20)