Karuna Jain, the wicketkeeper for India, announced her retirement from all forms of cricket on Sunday. Between 2005 and 2014, Karuna played for India in five Tests, 44 ODIs, and nine T20Is, contributing 195, 987, and 9 runs in those contests, respectively.
She struck 64 against the West Indies in her ODI debut in 2004, solidifying her place on the Indian team.
I'd like to use this chance to express my gratitude to everyone who has supported me during my career in cricket, including all of my coaches, team members, and support personnel.
India's wicketkeeper Karuna Jain made her retirement from all forms of cricket official on Sunday. Karuna participated for India in five Tests, 44 ODIs, and nine T20Is between 2005 and 2014, scoring 195, 987, and 9 runs in those matches, respectively.
In her ODI debut against the West Indies in 2004, she hit 64, securing her place on the Indian team.
I'd like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has helped me throughout my cricket career, including all of my coaches, teammates, and support staff.
"Being surrounded by my family, who are my biggest supporters, and having a cricket-playing brother made it both simple and tough for me to learn the game and give my all each time I entered the field. Because to their unwavering support and selfless sacrifices, I was able to play the sport and contribute for a very long time."
"Additionally, I'd want to use this chance to express my gratitude to the BCCI and the State Associations I've represented, including Air India, Karnataka, and Pondicherry, for all of their assistance. I'm able to announce my retirement from all kinds of cricket with a lot of happiness and satisfaction, and I look forward to giving back to the game."