Son of the great Abdul Qadir Retired

 Retirement of Usman Qadir:

The son of great Right-arm leg spinner Abdul Qadir has taking the retirement from international cricket. Usman Qadir was also a right-arm leg spinner. The main reason of Usman Qadir retirement is to not taking him chance in international cricket. 

 

The other reason of his retirement is that, the PCB can't give him proper response. Infact the PCB can't give him the NOC's of any kind of league. He can't get proper chance in Pakistan
cricket team.

He played his first T20 in 2020. He played a total 25 matches and takes 31 wickets with the economy of 7.95 and having the economy of 18.5 in his whole carrier. He played his first and the single Odi match in 2021 and take only 1 wicket with the economy of 5.33 and having the average of 48.0.


The PCB need to train the players who are not in the international team. Otherwise, there is no future of Pakistan cricket team. Because if a player can't get a chance according to his talent it would be shame for PCB.

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