England cricket team’s star all-rounder Moeen Ali is planning to retire from the ODI format due to continuous cricket. Recently, the team’s Test captain Ben Stokes had retired from ODIs. Moin says that if nothing is done about the busy cricketer calendar, he will not be able to play in ODIs. The England cricket team has played a total of 12 limited overs matches in two series against India and South Africa in the last 25 days and the players of the team have become very upset due to the continuous cricket.
The ICC’s plan to organize a global event every year due to the worldwide franchise league cricket has increased the workload of the players. On this Moeen Ali said that this strategy of ICC is not effective at all. Moeen is currently playing in the ongoing The Hundred tournament in England. Moeen is captaining Birmingham Phoenix in The Hundred.
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Talking to Sideline in The Hundred, Moin said, “I am scared of the 50 over format being over. This needs to be done quickly as it has become almost like a long and boring format. It is not being given any importance at this time.
Not only Moeen Ali, England’s Jos Buttler and Joe Root have also expressed their disappointment over the tight schedule of cricket. Apart from this, India’s star spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has also raised the relevance of the ODI format.
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Let us inform that Moeen has played 64 Tests, 121 ODIs and 55 T20 matches for England. In Tests, Moeen has scored 2914 runs for his team while he has also taken 195 in the bowling. At the same time, in ODIs, his name is 2023 runs in batting. Moeen has taken a total of 94 wickets in bowling in ODIs. Apart from this, he has taken 24 wickets with 791 runs in T20.
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