We All Agree With Suresh Raina’s Tweet On AB de Villiers’ Retirement: AB de Villiers is one of the most loved and respected overseas player of India, people love him for his thrilling batting skills, people love him even if his thrilling shots are smashing our top players all over the ground. Agree or not, we all loved watching him hitting stunning shots against our team as well, it was one of our guilty pleasures. So, when yesterday AB de Villiers announced his retirement from the game, the cricketing world was left in shock.
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Yesterday, AB took to twitter and revealed the big decision taken by him. He uploaded a video message for his fans on his official twitter handle, in which he mentioned that he has now got ‘tired’ and is ‘running out of gas’. In his words, that he said in the video :
“After 114 Tests, 228 ODIs, 78 T20Is. It is time for others to take over. I have had my turn and to be honest I am tired. This is a tough decision. I have thought long and hard about it. I would like to retire still playing decent cricket. “
His tweet went viral in no time and the entire cricketing world took to twitter to express their feelings about the same. From millions of fans, to the legendary cricketers, everyone felt a bit emotional as AB de Villiers announce that he is biding adieu to the game.
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Suresh Raina, the Indian cricket player and the star player of Chennai Super Kings also took to twitter and shared a very heartfelt message for AB de Villiers.
Here’s what he tweeted:
The world of cricket will definitely miss you, @ABdeVilliers17! Loads and loads of love from all of us in India. Enjoy your second innings. #TopMan #Mr360 #Superman
— Suresh Raina?? (@ImRaina) May 23, 2018
The tweet read:
“The world of cricket will definitely miss you, @ABdeVilliers17! Loads and loads of love from all of us in India. Enjoy your second innings. #TopMan #Mr360 #Superman”
Well, indeed the cricket world is going to miss AB de Villiers.
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