Australian allrounder Shane Watson on Sunday announced his retirement from Test cricket effective immediately after another injury setback cut short his one-day international tour of Britain.
Watson sustained a series-ending calf injury in Saturday's 64-run win in the 2nd ODI over England at Lord's.
A disappointing performance in his now-final Test against England in Cardiff in July saw him dropped from the Australian side. He said Sunday he won't attempt to regain a Test spot.
"I've been through a lot of different waves of emotion about what is right for myself, my family and most importantly the team as well," Watson said in a Cricket Australia statement.
Shane Watson announces retirement from Test cricket - IBNLive
Watson sustained a series-ending calf injury in Saturday's 64-run win in the 2nd ODI over England at Lord's.
A disappointing performance in his now-final Test against England in Cardiff in July saw him dropped from the Australian side. He said Sunday he won't attempt to regain a Test spot.
"I've been through a lot of different waves of emotion about what is right for myself, my family and most importantly the team as well," Watson said in a Cricket Australia statement.
Shane Watson announces retirement from Test cricket - IBNLive