Pakistan quick bowler Wahab Riaz has reported his retirement from global cricket, finishing a 15-year profession for his country. He will, notwithstanding, keep playing establishment cricket. Wahab played 27 Tests, 91 ODIs and 36 T20Is for Pakistan and last turned out in public tones back in 2020. He got 83 wickets in Test cricket at a normal of 34.50, 120 in ODIs at 34.30, while in T20Is, he had 34 wickets at 28.55. He was most as of late piece of Peshawar Zalmi in PSL 2023. Wahab has been associated with governmental issues lately, having been named the overseer sports clergyman of the Punjab territory in January this year. "I have been talking about my retirement plans recent years, that 2023 is my objective to resign from Global cricket, and I feel great now like never before that I have served my nation and Public group to all that I might have," Wahab said in a press explanation. "It has been an inestimable privilege to address Pakistan on the worldwide stage. As I bid goodbye to this section, I'm excited to leave on another experience in establishment cricket, where I desire to engage and motivate crowds while contending with probably the best gifts on the planet."