Top Cricketers Who Announced Retirement In 2023

Aaron Finch

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Stuart Broad

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Moeen Ali

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Ambati Rayudu

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Alex Hales

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Joginder Sharma

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Hasim Amla

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Murali Vijay

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Dwaine Pretorius

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Manoj Tiwari

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