Sudeep Tyagi, a 33 year old Uttar Pradesh based Indian pacer, announced retirement from all forms of cricket. He who represented the national team during 2010, has drawn curtain on his career by making a press release in his social media accounts. On Tuesday, through a twitter post, Tyagi, announced his retirement from all forms of cricket which he considers as his “Existence” and “Soul”.

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Tyagi made his debut to team India through a t20 International match against Srilanka in Mohali in 2009. The next year, he made his ODI debut against the same side in Delhi. He played his fourth and final ODI against South Africa in Ahmedabad. He took 3 International wickets in his entire career, all in ODIs. In the Indian Premier League, he represented Chennai Super Kings from 2009 to 2012.

In his retirement post, Tyagi thanked former Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni under whom he got his international cap, and Suresh Raina, his former teammate. He also thanked his role models RP Singh and Mohammed Kaif in the special post. The cricketer said that wearing the Indian flag is the dream he lived.

“I want to thank MS Dhoni under whom I played my first ODI. I want to thank my role models Mohammad Kaif, RP Singh and Suresh Raina. It is very difficult to do this but to move ahead we must let go. I have achieved what is every player’s dream to represent the country and wearing the Indian flag is a dream I lived.” the retirement post he shared said.

“This is the most difficult decision i ever made , to say goodbye to my dream” he wrote while sharing the post.

Check out his post below :

This is the most difficult decision i ever made , to say goodbye to my dream . #sudeeptyagi #teamindia #indiancricket #indiancricketer #bcci #dreamteam #ipl pic.twitter.com/tN3EzQy9lM

— Sudeep Tyagi (@sudeeptyagi005) November 17, 2020

Reacting to this decision of Tyagi, many cricketers wished him the best. “Congratulations brother! Here is to your fantastic contribution to the world of cricket. You have been a pride of UP & specially our Ghaziabad. Wishing you lots of success ahead.” said Raina in his tweet.

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Congratulations brother! Here is to your fantastic contribution to the world of cricket. You have been a pride of UP & specially our Ghaziabad. Wising you lots of success ahead. https://t.co/1xJ4NARzeQ

— Suresh Raina🇮🇳 (@ImRaina) November 17, 2020

Manoj Tiwary, Rahul Sharma and many other cricketers expressed their wish to the cricketer. Sreeshanth, a kerala based pacer of team India also posted a wish for Tyagi. “Bro..ur a superb personality and a great human being..alwys loved playing with u nd learned from u too..all the very best to u in ur new journey.may u be the very best around while playing in those leagues .im sure u have at least 5;;6 years of great cricket left” his tweet to Tyagi read.

Bro..ur a superb personality and a great human being..alwys loved playing with u nd learned from u too..all the very best to u in ur new journey.may u be the very best around while playing in those leagues .im sure u have at least 5;;6 years of great cricket left .❤️🤗🙏🏻#brother

— Sreesanth (@sreesanth36) November 18, 2020

Not many days ago, Sreesanth who got banned by BCCI, expressed his wish of playing cricket again. “I’m completely free of any charges nd anything nd now gonna represent the sport I love the most.will give my very best to every ball I ball even it’s just practice.just have another 5 to 7 years max to give it all I’ve got nd I will give the very best to any team I play” he posted a tweet in his profile on 10th of September.

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I’m completely free of any charges nd anything nd now gonna represent the sport I love the most.will give my very best to every ball I ball even it’s just practice.just have another 5 to 7 years max to give it all I’ve got nd I will give the very best to any team I play

— Sreesanth (@sreesanth36) September 10, 2020

Check out his other tweets below :

I will never ever cheat cricket even when iam playing a friendly match..I don’t ball easy ones or try to loose..so pls get that right with everyone..I’m completely free of any charges nd anything nd now gonna represent the sport I love the most..I will give my very best to

— Sreesanth (@sreesanth36) September 10, 2020

I will give my very best to every ball I ball even it’s just practice..I just have another 5 to 7 years max to give it all I’ve got nd I will give the very best to any team I play for and share my humble experiences..

— Sreesanth (@sreesanth36) September 10, 2020

Sreesanth was banned by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) in 2013 for spot-fixing. His 7-year suspension came to end on 13th of September 2020.