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Shoaib Malik announced his retirement for International ODI matches

Pakistan's veteran all-rounder Shoaib Malik announced his retirement from International ODI on Friday just after the end of campaign for Pakistan in this world cup 2019. He announced his retirement through social media.
Shoaib Malik announced his retirement for International ODI matches
Shoaib Malik retired from cricket
Pakistan team has shown his spark at few last matches of the world cup but they are not enough to qualify for the semifinals. Finally, the Pakistan team ended with a 92 runs victory against Bangladesh in his last league match of this world cup.
In this world cup, Shoaib has played few matches but was unable to perform and was dropped from the team.

 On his retirement he thanks all the players who have played with him and the coaches and to the people who love him a lot.

Shoaib Malik announced his retirement through his twitter handle.
After this ICC also posted a video to give a tribute to this veteran Pakistani cricketer.

 After this millions of Shoaib Malik fans replied with the good wishes for Sohaib for his future and shows how much they love him and how much they are going to miss him.

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