Renowned fast bowler Varun Aaron on Friday announced his retirement from representative cricket, marking the end of a stellar two-decade-long career. Taking to social media, Varun expressed his gratitude towards the sport that has defined his life.

Indian fast bowler Varun Aaron, aged 35, has announced his retirement from all formats of professional cricket, reflecting on his career and contributions from family, friends, and various support teams.

Indian pacer Varun Aaron announced his retirement from all forms of representative cricket on Friday, January 10.As per multiple outlets, he made the announcement after his team from Jharkhand was eliminated from the ongoing Vijay Hazare Trophy,

Former Indian fast bowler Varun Aaron announced his retirement from ‘representative cricket’ on Friday, bringing an end to a career marked by raw pace and unwavering determination. The journey of the speedster, which began in 2011, saw him emerge as one of India's most promising fast bowlers.

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Varun Aaron played nine Tests and as many ODIs in his international career after making his debut in 2011. He last donned the India jersey in the Test match against South Africa in November 2015 but was actively playing domestic cricket all these years.

Injury-prone India pacer Varun Aaron on Friday announced retirement from "representative cricket" after his home state Jharkhand's campaign ended in the ongoing Vijay Hazare

Varun Aaron represented India in nine Tests and as many ODIs, claiming a total of 19 wickets. His final appearance for India came in 2015, in a Test match against South Africa in Bengaluru.

Once considered the fastest bowler in the nation before injuries marred his bright future, India's Varun Aaron announced his retirement from "representative cricket" following the conclusion of his home state of Jharkhand's campaign in the ongoing Vijay Hazare Trophy.

India pacer Varun Aaron announced his decision to bid adieu to his cricketing career after 20 years of playing at professional level on Friday, January 10. The veteran pacer announced his retirement by sharing a statement on his social media handles.