Netherlands nice Ryan Ten Doeschate retires from worldwide cricket after T20 World Cup exit

Ryan Ten Doeschate introduced his retirement from worldwide cricket after the crew’s exit from the 2021 T20 World Cup, ending his profession with 1541 ODI runs at a median of 67 and 533 T20I runs at a median of 41. Ten Doeschate scored two centuries within the 2011 World Cup. (Reuters Photo)HIGHLIGHTSTen Doeschate’s ultimate match for Netherlands was their first spherical sport in opposition to NamibiaHe scored 1541 ODI runs at a median of 67 and 533 T20I runs at a median of 41He scored two centuries within the 2011 World Cup and an unbeaten 259 in opposition to CanadaNetherlands all-rounder Ryan ten Doeschate on Friday introduced his retirement from worldwide cricket after his aspect did not qualify for the Super 12 stage of the T20 World Cup.

The 41-year-old performed in Netherlands’ earlier first spherical match in opposition to debutant Namibia which his aspect misplaced to crash out of the event. He didn’t play in Netherlands’ inconsequential match in opposition to Sri Lanka on Friday.”It’s been a tough tour to finish on but it’s been a pleasure to be a part of the efforts again. It has always been a privilege to represent The Netherlands,” Ten Doeschate mentioned in a Cricket Netherlands (KNCB) assertion.”The professionalism and dedication that this team and support staff have shown has been inspirational. I’m grateful to the players, coaches and everyone involved with the KNCB for allowing me to have enjoyed some of the spectacular highs of international cricket.” KNCB mentioned ten Doeschate has performed his ultimate worldwide cricket match and thanked him “for everything he has done for the sport, in the Netherlands and abroad”.Head coach Ryan Campbell mentioned: “Doeschate represented Dutch cricket hope. Sometimes phrases don’t imply sufficient when summing up somebody’s profession. It has been an honor for me as a coach to have him.He scored 1541 ODI runs at a median of 67 and 533 T20I runs at a median of 41.Most notable in his worldwide profession are the 119 runs in opposition to England and 106 in opposition to Ireland in 2011 on the ICC Cricket World Cup, and the 259 not out in opposition to Canada within the ICC Intercontinental Cup in 2006.Click right here for IndiaToday.in’s full protection of the coronavirus pandemic.