Former England all-rounder Laura Marsh has introduced her retirement from all types of cricket. Whereas saying her retirement, Marsh cited the delay to the launch of the inaugural version of “The Hundred.” She was slated to signify Oval Invincibles within the match, however the competitors has been pushed to 2021 as a result of coronavirus pandemic. “I’ve made the choice to retire from all types of cricket. With the cancellation of The Hundred competitors this yr, I really feel that it’s the proper time to hold up the boots. I wish to say an enormous thanks to all of the groups and organisations I’ve represented through the years,” Marsh tweeted.
“I owe an enormous quantity to each Kent & Sussex for the position they performed in my growth as a participant. Massive thanks additionally to The Surrey Stars, Sydney Sixers, NSW Breakers, and Otago Sparks. Each crew I performed for developed me as a participant and an individual and I’m lucky to have made some lifelong pals and reminiscences through the years,” she added.
The 33-year-old had known as time on her international career final yr after she was unnoticed of the England squad.
In her worldwide profession, Marsh performed 9 Assessments, 103 ODIs and 67 T20Is.
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