England all-rounder Tim Bresnan has introduced his retirement from all types of cricket. His county staff Warwickshire gave details about this on Monday. The 36-year-old has now ended his 20-year cricket profession by which he represented England on 142 events throughout all codecs, together with 23 Tests. Bresnan was a member of England to win the 2010/11 Ashes in Australia and the 2010 T20 World Cup trophy within the West Indies.

“It’s an incredibly difficult decision, but I feel like it’s the right time to return to winter training,” Bresnan stated in an announcement. I’ve labored exhausting all through the low season to arrange for my twenty first skilled 12 months The starvation and enthusiasm I’ve for the game I really like won’t ever depart me, however now I’m retiring now.”

Bresnan performed for his dwelling county of Yorkshire from 2001 to 2019 earlier than spending two seasons at Warwickshire, culminating in his eighth County Championship title win final 12 months. Overall in first-class cricket, Bresnan scored 7,138 runs together with seven centuries and took 575 wickets, together with 9 five-wicket hauls.

Bresnan stated, “I will always look at my career with great pride. It is an absolute honor to represent Warwickshire and the country. I never thought I would be able to play with some of the best cricketers and against some of the best cricketers.” I’ve been extremely fortunate to characterize England and Yorkshire and people reminiscences won’t ever depart me.”

Warwickshire’s director of cricket Paul Farbrace stated Bresnan had a beautiful profession and was a beautiful participant of the sport.