Will Ravichandran Ashwin Play For CSK In IPL 2025 After Announcing His Retirement? All You Need To Know
Ravichandran Ashwin Retirement: Will 'Ash Anna' feature for CSK in IPL after announcing his retirement on Wednesday? Let's find out. Read below for details.
Ravichandran Ashwin Retirement: Ravichandran Ashwin has shocked the entire cricket world by announcing his retirement on Wednesday, as the legendary all-rounder makes the decision right after the conclusion of The Gabba Test.
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India are currently touring Australia, as the series Down Under is providing an evenly-poised fierce battle between Pat Cummins' and Rohit Sharma's side.
Australia dominated India at the Gabba in Brisbane, but rain came to the rescue of the visitors and hence, the match ended in a draw. The draw has resulted in a setback for India, as they now need to win their remaining two Tests to qualify for the World Test Championship 2025 Final.
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However, some fans might be confused that Ravichandran Ashwin, who was bought by Chennai Super Kings in IPL 2025 Auction, has suddenly announced his retirement.
Well CSK fans, need not worry, you will be seeing your dear 'Ash Anna' at his home ground (Chepauk), as the legendary all-rounder has announced his 'International' retirement, and not the retirement from 'all forms of cricket'.
Therefore, he will be available to play IPL 2025 for Chennai Super Kings.
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It is a no-brainer that Chennai Super Kings' spin-department will be spear-headed by the legendary Indian duo of Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja. The five-time Indian Premier League chanpions lost Maheesh Theekshana toRajasthan Royals in the IPL 2025 Auction, and all eyes will be on the return of 'Anna' at the Chepauk.
Ravichaandran Ashwin last played for CSK back in 2015 reason, before the franchise suffered a two-year ban. Since then, the 38-year-old had stints at Rising Pune Supergiants, Kings XI Punjab (now Punjab Kings), Delhi Capitals, and Rajasthan Royals.
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