Former captain Azhar Ali has announced his retirement from cricket.

 

Azhar Ali, the former captain of the national team, has announced his retirement from cricket.

 

While holding a press conference in Karachi, Azhar Ali said that tomorrow's Karachi Test would be the last Test of his career.

 

Azhar Ali became overwhelmed while announcing his retirement while thanking his seniors and colleagues.

 

The national cricketer said that the fans have given a lot of love to the cause of cricket for which I am grateful to them; I request them to continue supporting Pakistan cricket in the same way.

 

Azhar Ali said that there is a time for everything to end. I suffered from injuries for four or five years. My family give up a lot for my career. I hope I will be able to give them enough time now.

 

Azhar Ali made his debut against Australia in 2010 at the age of 25. He has played 96 Test matches for Pakistan, in which he has scored 7097 runs.

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