Varun Aaron, once hailed as one of India’s fastest bowler, has officially announced his retirement from “representative cricket” following Jharkhand’s exit from the ongoing Vijay Hazare Trophy. The 35-year-old pacer made his announcement on social media after Jharkhand’s campaign ended at the preliminary stage of the prestigious domestic one-day event.

India pacer Varun Aaron announces retirement from representative cricket following Jharkhand's exit from the Vijay Hazare Trophy. The 35-year-old, once the fastest bowler in India, faced numerous injuries throughout his career.

Injury-prone India pacer Varun Aaron on Friday announced retirement from "representative cricket" after his home state Jharkhand's campaign ended in the ongoing Vijay Hazare Trophy. The 35-year-old, who made his international debut in 2011, played nine ODIs and as many Tests for India. He had retired from red-ball cricket last year.

India pacer Varun Aaron announced his decision to bid adieu to his cricketing career after 20 years of playing at professional level on Friday, January 10. The veteran pacer announced his retirement by sharing a statement on his social media handles.

Former India pacer Varun Aaron, who represented Jharkhand in the latest Vijay Hazare Trophy season, announced on social media his retirement. He had grabbed the headlines when he hit 153kph during the 2010-11 Vijay Hazare Trophy final against Gujarat.

Indian pacer Varun Aaron has officially announced his retirement from all forms of cricket, ending his 20-year-long career. Aaron shared the news with a post on Instagram and credited the sport that shaped his life and the support system that sustained him through numerous challenges.