Pakistan allrounder Imad Wasim has retired from international cricket with immediate effect. Imad, who announced his retirement with a post on social media, played 55 ODIs and 66 T20Is for Pakistan as a left-arm spinner and lower-order batter. He last represented Pakistan in April this year in a T20I against New Zealand in Rawalpindi. "Lately I have been doing a great deal of contemplating my worldwide profession and I have reached the resolution that this moment is the perfect open door for me to declare my retirement from global cricket," Imad composed on X. "I might want to thank the PCB for all their help throughout the long term - it has really been a distinction to address Pakistan. "Every one of my 121 appearances across the ODI and T20I designs was a little glimpse of heaven. It's a thrilling time for Pakistan cricket going advances with new mentors and authority approaching. I wish all elaborate each achievement and I anticipate watching the group succeed. "Much obliged to you to the Pakistan fans for continuously supporting me with such energy. A last thank you to my loved ones who have been so significant in assisting me with accomplishing at the most elevated level. I presently anticipate focussing on the following phase of my playing profession away from the worldwide stage." Imad, presently 34, was important for Pakistan's Under-19 World Cup-winning side in 2006 and proceeded to lead Pakistan in the following version, in 2008. He needed to hang tight till 2015 for a Pakistan debut, in a T20I against Zimbabwe in Lahore. This was when worldwide cricket got back to Pakistan six years after the assault in the Sri Lankan group in Lahore. He addressed Pakistan in the T20 World Cup that followed, in 2016. In 2019, he captained Pakistan, in two ODIs against Australia in Dubai, when ordinary skipper Shoaib Malik was out with a physical issue. On the whole, he took 44 wickets and scored 986 runs in ODIs. In T20Is, he took 65 wickets and scored 486 runs. His best exhibition with the ball, it just so happens, is indistinguishable in the two organizations - 5 for 14. Imad is presently in Karachi Lords' program for the PSL, and as of late played in the Hundred, the CPL and the LPL also. He has likewise been a customary in the English province circuit. Truth be told, brought into the world in Swansea in Ribs, he played his initial cricket in the UK.