Star Indian cricketer Jhulan Goswami announced her retirement from the game and on Saturday, she played her last game at England’s Lord’s ground. Hailed as one of the finest pacers India has ever produced, Jhulan received a Guard of Honor from England’s players as she walked out to bat one final time in international cricket during the third ODI match against England.”I have played two World Cup finals but couldn’t win the trophy. That remains my only regret because you prepare for World Cup for four years. There is a lot of hard work. For every cricketer, it is a dream-come-true moment to win a World Cup,” Jhulan Goswami said in a virtual pre-match press conference.Former Indian captain and batting maestro Virat Kohli took to his Twitter and hailed the legacy of Jhulan Goswami. In his Tweet. Virat hailed Jhulan as a ‘great servant’ of Indian cricket. He wrote:
“A great servant of Indian cricket. Congratulations on an outstanding career, inspiring so many women to take up the sport. Your grit and aggression always stood out. I wish you the very best. @JhulanG10
