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Retired out will happen a lot in future, says Ashwin

Ravichandran Ashwin feels that the IPL is late in using “retired out” as a tactical move and after becoming the first one to do so, the India and Rajasthan Royals spinner expects to see a lot more of it in the near future.

DTNEXT Bureau

Published:14th Apr, 2022 at 9:54 AM

Ashwin batted at No.6 for Rajasthan against Lucknow Super Giants in Mumbai on Sunday, but left the field after two balls in the 19th over to make way for Riyan Parag. He had scored 28 off 23 before retiring himself out.

“T20, as a sport, is heading towards where football has reached. Just like how they are using substitutions, I did something similar (retiring out). Already we are late, but I believe this will happen a lot in the future. I don’t think it will be a stigma like running someone out at the non-striker’s end,” Ashwin said on his YouTube channel.

“It might work sometimes and it might not work sometimes. We haven’t cracked T20 cricket fully yet. This is a millennial sport. This is the next generation’s sport,” added Ashwin.

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Retired out will happen a lot in future, says Ashwin

Ravichandran Ashwin feels that the IPL is late in using “retired out” as a tactical move and after becoming the first one to do so, the India and Rajasthan Royals spinner expects to see a lot more of it in the near future.

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