Aaron Finch has announced his decision to withdraw from T20, as a result of which he has taken away Australia's career 12 times. The Australia captain had retired from ODI justice in September last time. Aus Cricket News
Finch has withdrawn from T20 after playing 103 matches for Australia. He retired as Australia's leading run-getter in the format, scoring 3120 runs at a normal strike rate of 34.28 and 142.5.His career-swish 172, against Zimbabwe in 2018, is also the swish individual score in the format, a record he previously claimed with his 156 against England in 2013. He also played five Test matches for Australia. I would like to thank my family, especially my wife Amy, my teammates, Cricket Victoria, Cricket Australia, and the Australian Cricketers' Association for their support. I would like to thank everyone who has supported me throughout my international career.
Finch's last T20I match for Australia was a group match against Ireland in last year's World Cup as finch could not play in the team's last match against Afghanistan due to injury. He enjoyed a successful season with the Melbourne Apostates, amassing 428 runs at a normal average of 38.90, but has now decided to end his international career. Australia coming to play T20Is only in August when they are listed to travel to South Africa.
During Finch's term at the helm, Australia settled their miss T20 World Cup title, in 2021, when they defeated New Zealand in Dubai.
Finch still said that he will continue to play for the apostates in the BBL and any other domestic T20 opening.
Justice Australia chairman, Dr Lachlan Henderson, said." Playing at the topmost position for over a decade requires implausible determination and dedication, so we thank Aaron for his enormous donation and wish him all the swish in the coming phase of his career."