Indian cricketers are among the most popular sportspersons in the world. They have made a name for themselves with their magnificent performances on the cricket field. These days, the Indian cricketers continue to play in leagues even after retirement. These leagues either have T10 or T20 format, which allows the cricketers to play despite not being the fittest.
Several cricketers have been doing well in such leagues. However, there have also been some players who looked way out of touch. In this listicle today, we will focus on the four Indian cricketers who have been quite impressive after retirement.
1. One of the retired Indian cricketers – Yusuf Pathan
Baroda-based all-rounder Yusuf Pathan is known for whacking the ball hard and contributing with off-spin in the bowling unit as well. Pathan recently played one of the best knocks in T10 cricket history. Playing for the Joburg Buffaloes, he scored 80 runs off just 26 balls and helped them chase down a mammoth 144-run target in 9.5 overs.
2. One of the retired Indian cricketers – Sachin Tendulkar
Known as the ‘God of Cricket’, Sachin Tendulkar captains India Legends in Road Safety World Series. Tendulkar retired in 2013, but it does not look like he retired 10 years ago when he plays for India Legends. He leads the team from the front, and under his leadership, the team has won two titles.
3. Naman Ojha
Wicketkeeper batter Naman Ojha scored a hundred for India Maharajas in Legends League Cricket last year. Later in the year, he smacked a century for the India Legends in the final of Road Safety World Series and helped them become the champions.
4. Sreesanth
Sreesanth has played in Legends League Cricket and Zim Afro T10 League after retirement. On his Zim Afro T10 debut, he defended 8 runs in the last over and took the game into a Super Over.
