Matthew Wade, a T20 World Cup winner in 2021, on Tuesday retired from international cricket, and will now start working in a coaching role in Australia’s white-ball set-up. Wade, a wicketkeeper batter, will join Australia’s coaching staff under Andre Borovec for the upcoming T20I series

The 36-year-old will, however, continue to play for Tasmania in domestic cricket and in the Big Bash League – Australia’s premier domestic T20 tournament

Matthew Wade, 2021 T20 World Cup winner for Australia, has announced his retirement from international cricket.

Australian World Cup winner Matthew Wade retires from international cricket to become assistant coach for national team.

Matthew Wade, a T20 World Cup winner for Australia and one of the best flexible batters across the batting order while being really safe behind the stumps, has decided to call it a day as far as his international career is concerned. Wade will continue to ply his trade in BBL and domestic cricket.

Australian wicketkeeper-batter Matthew Wade has announced his retirement from all forms of international cricket and will step into coaching from T20I series against Pakistan.

SYDNEY : Australian wicketkeeper-batsmen Matthew Wade, who played in all three formats of the game for his country, announced his retirement from international cricket and a move into coaching on Tuesday.The 36-year-old played 36 tests, 97 one-day internationals and 92 Twenty20s for Australia, making his

SYDNEY: Australian World Cup winner Matthew Wade announced his retirement from international cricket on Tuesday and will become an assistant coach with the national team.The wicketkeeper-batsman...