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Pakistan Wahab Riaz to announce retirement from Test cricket: Reports
Lahore, Aug 2: After Pakistan pacer Mohammad Amir, it is Wahab Riaz who has reportedly retired from Test cricket as per reports in Dunya News. The 34-year-old is said to have informed the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) of his decision and will make a formal announcement after returning from the T20 league in Canada.
Riaz played 27 Test matches and picked 83 wickets with a best bowling figure of 5/63 in an innings. The left-arm pacer last played in the longest format against Australia in October 2018.
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