Delhi: West Indies star wicketkeeper batsman Nicholas Puran surprised the fans, announcing his retirement from international cricket. The 29 -year -old left -handed explosive batter played 106 T20I matches for the West Indies. During this time, he played several memorable innings for the West Indies in the limited overs format. Puran’s retirement may be the end of an era, but his contribution will always be remembered.

New direction of West Indies cricket

In recent years, West Indies cricket has faced some challenges, but players like Puran showed that the talent of the West Indies can still shine globally. His franchise activity in the league opens a new way for other youths of the West Indies, where they can gain experience and make even better contribution to the national team in the future.

In such a situation, West Indies captain Brian Lara recently emphasized that the youth needed to explain the importance of West Indies cricket.

56 -year -old Brian Lara said in a conversation with Sen Sportsde, “I mean we will have to face the truth, when the franchise cricket is at its peak all over the world, so it was not easy for the West Indies Cricket Board to equal the international opportunities getting their players. I think we have to try to maintain young players first. Are.”