Fast bowler retires from cricket

krishna · 10-06-2013, 08:54 PM

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Former England fast bowler Stephen Harmison has announced his retirement from cricket.

The 34-year-old, who made his England debut in 2002, took 226 wickets in 63 tests, including a memorable 7 for 12 against the West Indies in Jamaica in 2004, which helped him to briefly earn top spot in the test bowler rankings.

Harmison did not play a first-class game for his English county side Durham this season as they won the championship.

''I did not want to take the shine off such a magnificent season for Durham by announcing my retirement before it had finished,'' Harmison said.

#2
What's up with the title, spoiler alert?ย  Big Grin

Seriously, Harmison, I thought he'd make it somewhat big. I don't mean really big, but a regular member of the test team. But he really went of the rails in his last years. Too bad, used to like him when he was around. Good luck with his future etc.

#3
Well, we wish him all the best in his endeavors. 34.... Let's see...

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#5
Gih Dem Shiv video :

by Guyana' s Tradewinds band should be a farewell gift to Harmy !ย  ::LOL::

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