After Indian pacer, Irfan Pathan announced his retirement from all forms of cricket, several players of the game congratulated him for the wonderful career.
"From swinging the Cricket ball, to swinging the bat for those big hits, you've done India proud so many times. It was a pleasure playing with you. Enjoy your 2nd innings just like you played your 1st," Tweeted cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar. Indian opener Rohit Sharma lauded Pathan for his spectacular contribution to the game.
Pathanhad played a vital role in the final of the first T20I World Cup againstPakistan in 2007. He played 29 Tests, 120 ODIs, and 24 T20Is and bagged 301wickets and scored 2,821 runs.
The35-year-old last played a match for India in 2012 against Sri Lanka. He iscurrently performing the role of mentor-cum-coach for the Jammu and Kashmir cricketteam.
