Mithali Raj shared an emotional post on Meg Lanning's retirement, said - a sad day for international cricket

Mithali Raj shared emotional post on Meg Lanning's retirement: Meg Lanning addressed the media on Thursday morning and thanked Cricket Australia and announced that this is the right time for her to retire from international cricket. He has not played for his country since winning the T20 World Cup in February this year.

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Mithali Raj shared an emotional post on Meg Lanning's retirement, said - a sad day for international cricket

Meg Lanning, one of the best batsmen and captains in the history of women's cricket, has retired from international cricket. This decision of 31 year old Lanning has shocked the cricket world. On Lanning's retirement, former Indian captain and great batsman Mithali Raj has shared an emotional post on social media.

Meg Lanning addressed the media on Thursday morning and thanked Cricket Australia as she announced that it is the right time for her to retire from international cricket. Mithali Raj wrote on Twitter, 'Congratulations on such a wonderful career, Meg! Your list of achievements in women's cricket and especially Australian cricket is fantastic. I have always admired your dedication and commitment to the game. It is a sad day for international cricket. Best wishes to all of you.

However, apart from playing for Delhi Capitals in the WPL, Lanning will continue to play for Melbourne Stars in the Women's Big Bash League and Victoria in the Women's National Cricket League. He has not played for his country since winning the T20 World Cup in February this year.

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