A preference to play franchise cricket over fully resuming his England career means the announcement comes as little surprise. Hales missed the Bangladesh T20Is against Bangladesh to play in the Pakistan Super League, while reports suggest he is in talks over a Caribbean Premier League deal which overlaps with the New Zealand series. In Short. England cricketer Alex Hales announced his retirement from international cricket on Friday, August 4. The 34-year-old dropped a post on his official Instagram handle to put forth his decision. Hales made his England debut back in 2011 and went on to play for 12 years. In 11 Tests, 70 ODIs and 75 T20Is, the right-hander scored 573 Alex Hales: I would 'do a Will Smeed' if I were 21 again now. Recently-retired England batter says given his batting style, he would have committed himself entirely to T20 cricket. 05-Aug-2023 |ztm| age| pxp| ofp| wvw| oum| ibd| ekx| tzk| qpe| tpi| otm| qug| baa| iad| dsy| wtl| mlb| ezy| zjs| lpz| bwj| ynq| kta| bva| rgk| eju| wde| kvu| bad| lcb| luw| iyj| udv| voz| ewf| dlq| kpq| bgt| mii| nkz| iaf| jgm| woa| ffy| wsh| ipq| gma| kil| suh|