England pacer with 500-plus wickets ends career, citing mental health
English fast bowler Craig Miles has retired from professional cricket at 32 to prioritise his mental health. The Gloucestershire pacer, who last played in June, ends a 15-year career with more than 500 wickets. Miles said mounting pressure, self-doubt and high expectations made continuing difficult. He reflected proudly on his career, while Gloucestershire praised his courage...
Key Takeaways
- English fast bowler Craig Miles has retired from professional cricket at 32 to prioritise his mental health.
- The Gloucestershire pacer, who last played in June, ends a 15-year career with more than 500 wickets.
- Miles said mounting pressure, self-doubt and high expectations made continuing difficult.
English fast bowler Craig Miles has retired from professional cricket at 32 to prioritise his mental health. The Gloucestershire pacer, who last played in June, ends a 15-year career with more than 500 wickets. Miles said mounting pressure, self-doubt and high expectations made continuing difficult. He reflected proudly on his career, while Gloucestershire praised his courage and backed his decision.
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This summary was curated from Times of India.