Afghanistan fast bowler Naveen-ul-Haq has announced that he will retire from ODIs following the conclusion of the upcoming World Cup in India. Naveen, who made his worldwide presentation in 2016, has addressed Afghanistan in seven ODIs, and taken 14 wickets at a normal of 25.42. While he keeps on being a central participant for the country in T20Is - he has played 27 matches in the organization - Naveen has not played an ODI starting around 2021. That likewise provoked him to enjoy some time off from the 50-over design in 2022, so he could get ready "intellectually and truly" for last year's T20 World Cup. Other than internationals, Naveen has likewise been an ordinary installation in T20 associations all over the planet, including the IPL, LPL, BBL and PSL. Recently, Naveen was named in Afghanistan's 15-part crew for the World Cup, denoting whenever he first was remembered for the ODI overlay in over two years. He is supposed to shape a piece of their speed assault alongside Fazalhaq Farooqi, Abdul Rahman and allrounder Azmatullah Omarzai. Naveen, 24, said in a message via web-based entertainment that it was anything but an "simple choice" to resign, however one that he made to "delay my playing vocation". "It has been an outright distinction to address my nation and I might want to declare my retirement from the ODI design at end of this World Cup and will keep on wearing this blue shirt in T20 cricket for my country," he said. "It hasn't been a simple choice to make however to draw out my playing vocation, I needed to take this difficult choice might want to thank the Afghanistan Cricket Board and every one of my fans for their help and unfaltering affection." Afghanistan are set to start their Reality Cup crusade against Bangladesh on October 7 in Dharamsala.