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    Mathew Wade calls time on international career, steps into coaching
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    Mathew Wade Calls Time On International Career, Steps Into Coaching

    By IANS News October 29, 2024 • 10:54 AM View: 843
    T20 World Cup: Australian wicketkeeper-batter Mathew Wade has announced his retirement from international cricket and will step into an assistant coaching role with the national side.

    Wade calls time on a 13-year international career having appeared for Australia on more than 200 occasions, with the majority of those coming via the two white-ball formats. A T20 World Cup 2021 winner, Wade finishes up having played 36 Test matches, 97 ODIs and 92 T20Is for Australia, having also captained the ODI and T20 sides.

    The wicketkeeper-batter, however, will continue to play white-ball cricket for Tasmania and the Hobart Hurricanes, as well as in some overseas leagues. Plans for his post-playing career are already in train with the 36-year-old set to be Australia's wicketkeeping and fielding coach for next month's T20 series against Pakistan.

    TAGS Mathew Wade T20 World Cup Hobart Hurricanes Big Bash League Baggy Green Brad Haddin Nick Hockley Cricket Australia CEO Big Bash
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