Injury Forces Ryan Harris to Retire From All Forms of Cricket

A knee injury forced Ryan Harris to be dropped from the Ashes squad. The bowler has decided therefore to end his rather short but successful international career.
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Injury Forces Ryan Harris to Retire From All Forms of Cricket

A knee injury forced Ryan Harris to be dropped from the Ashes squad. The bowler has decided therefore to end his rather short but successful international career.

Veteran Australian pacer Ryan Harris has announced his retirement from all forms of cricket, with immediate

effect. The bowler played 27 Tests and 21 ODIs for the national team.
Plagued by a right knee injury, Harris was dropped from the upcoming Ashes - later replaced by Pat Cummins. His injury reportedly forced him to call time on his career - one which saw him claim 113 Test and 44 ODI wickets.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel"Given the news I received yesterday, and after talking it over with my family, I know now is the right is the time to step away from cricket," Harris was quoted as saying. "I'm pretty lucky, I have had a wonderful career and nothing made me prouder than pulling on the baggy green." 

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