England all-rounder Chris Woakes has officially announced his retirement from international cricket. Bringing the curtains down on a remarkable career that spanned over a decade.
Chris Woakes, known for his swing bowling and reliable lower-order batting, represented England across all three formats and played a pivotal role in some of the team’s most memorable victories. A World Cup winner in 2019, he was often regarded as one of England’s most dependable all-rounders. Delivering consistently with both bat and ball.
During his career, Woakes claimed crucial wickets with the new ball. Excelled in English conditions, and provided depth to the batting order with several match-saving contributions. His calm presence in pressure situations earned him respect from teammates and fans alike.
Reflecting on his decision, Woakes expressed gratitude towards the England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB). His teammates, family, and supporters for standing by him throughout his journey. While stepping away from the international stage. He is expected to continue playing in domestic cricket and franchise leagues around the world.
🏆 Career Highlights
2019 ICC Cricket World Cup Winner – Woakes played a crucial role in England’s historic triumph, particularly in the semi-final against Australia. Where he dismantled the top order with the new ball.
Ashes Performances – His ability to trouble Australian batters in English conditions made him one of the go-to bowlers in Ashes contests.
All-Round Contributions – Beyond his bowling, Woakes often chipped in with handy runs down the order, including a Test century against India at Lord’s.
