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West Indies explosive all -rounder Andre Russell has announced his retirement from international cricket. Russell will separate from International Cricket after the first 2 matches of the T20 series against Australia. In such a situation, Russell’s fans are discussing the best innings of his career. But what does Russell herself like the best innings in his international career? The disclosure made by the Windies superstar is enough to give pain to the fans of Team India.
Cricket West Indies conducted a special interview with him just before Andre Russell’s last international series. It talked about different memories related to Russell’s career. Then when it was mentioned, what was the most memorable moment or innings of his 141 international match’s career so far, the explosive all-rounder mentioned the 9-year-old Indo-West Indies match, which long tortured the Indian fans.
Russell told this innings the best
Russell told that his best innings and most memorable moment came in the 2016 T20 World Cup. He recalled the semi -final match of the World Cup held in India, in which West Indies defeated Team India and made it to the finals. In that match, Russell had crashed 43 not out in just 20 balls and took the team to the final by hitting the last boundary of the match. Finally, the West Indies also won that World Cup.
In that match played at Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium, Team India batted first and Virat Kohli scored a big score of 192 runs on the basis of 89 runs. In response, Team India had dropped 2 wickets of West Indies by just 19 runs. But then Landal Simmons, Johnson Charles and Russell together broke the hearts of Indian fans by reaching the West Indies to the target in the 20th over.
Russell’s international career has been like this
Russell is one of the few players who have won the T20 World Cup title 2 times. Earlier, he was also a part of the Windies team to become champions in 2012. Before his last international series, Russell played a total of 141 matches in all three formats. Apart from scoring 2114 runs, Russell also contributed to the West Indies with 132 wickets.
