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England fast bowler announces shock retirement from cricket at 25

England fast bowler announces shock retirement from cricket at 25WorldPing

The Hampshire pacer, who represented England in four international matches in 2024, still had two years left on his county contract. He also held an ECB development contract until late last year.

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