Double winner for twenty20 World Cups will retire from international cricket at the age of 37 after the second T20 match against Australia 22. July in its hometown of Kingston, Jamaica, on Wednesday Cricket West Indies (CWI).

Versatile RussellWho won the T20 World Cup in 2012. and 2016. year, he earned 84 international caps in the format, scoring three fifties and taking 61 wickets.

A white ball specialist, who played only one test match, appeared in 56 one-day international internations (ODIS), taking 70 wickets. He last played in 50-via Fort in 2019. years.

“Words cannot explain what meant. To present Western indicators was one of the proud achievements in my life ” Russell said in the statement.

“When I was a child, I didn’t expect to get to this level, but the more you start to play and love sports, realize what you can achieve.

“This inspired me to become better, because I wanted to leave Mark in Moroon colors and became inspiration to others.”

Russell, who travels around the world competing in the T20 League, and recently appeared in the main league cricket in the United States this month, he said he wanted to finish his international career on high.

“His hunger for performances and won Western Indies never waved. I wish him all the best in my next chapter and I hope they still inspire generations to come generations,” The trainer of the West India said Sammy.

Western indicator hosts Australia In the first T20 of Series five matches on Sunday in Kingston. Australia won the 3-0 test series.