news about Shikhar Dhawan's Retirement: After Shikhar Dhawan's Retirement, Youth Mentor Advices New Job

Shikhar Dhawan's life as a youngster mentor Devendra Sharma has expressed that they could proceed with their relationship in another structure.

Shikhar Dhawan, one of the most outstanding opening batsmen of the previous 10 years, declared his retirement from all types of cricket through a video posted via online entertainment in the early long stretches of Saturday morning. 

A vocation which crossed north of 10 years that saw him register 24 hundreds (17 in ODIs and seven in Tests) across 269 global matches started at the Piece Club situated in Bhatti Kalan, Delhi. 

Following the insight about his retirement, the cricket trainer at Poem Club, Devendra Sharma talked solely to IANS to send his desires for the 38-year-old and requested that Dhawan think about taking up a critique job from here on out.

"Shikhar Dhawan has been a piece of Sonnett Club since he was a youngster, he played a ton of cricket for the club in Delhi and proceeded to address both the state and our country. For the benefit of Sonnett Club, we hope everything turns out great for him for the future and we want to believe that he remains associated with the game through an observer job and wish him only progress in his future undertakings," Devendra Sharma told IANS.

The beginning of 'Gabbar's' heavenly vocation started with preparing at Piece Club under famous mentor Tarak Sinha at 12 years old. Subsequent to becoming famous in top of the line cricket, he proceeded to wear the public group's tones for a very long time, in which he played 34 Tests, 167 ODIs, and 68 T20Is scoring 2315, 6793 and 1579 runs separately in the three configurations.

Close by his perfect worldwide profession, Dhawan proceeded to address Delhi, Hyderabad, Mumbai and Punjab in the Indian Chief Association where he played 222 games while scoring 6769 runs which included two centuries and 51 half-hundreds of years.

Dhawan's last debut for India was in an ODI against Bangladesh in Chattogram in December 2022 while his last T20I was in Sri Lanka in July 2021. He hadn't played a Test for India beginning around 2018.