Cricket betting tips : Moeen Ali, England’s all-rounder, has announced his retirement from Test cricket.

England all-rounder Moeen Ali has chosen to retire from Test cricket, according to a statement issued by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) on Monday. Moeen Ali, who is presently playing for the Chennai Super Kings in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021, stated that while he enjoys Test cricket, the intensity “may be too much at times.” The 34-year-old stated that he now wishes to enjoy the game and play it for as long as he possibly can. The all-rounder said he was “glad and pleased” with what he had accomplished in the game’s longest format.

“I’m 34 now and I want to play for as long as I can and just enjoy my cricket,” Moeen Ali was quoted as saying in an ECB press release.

“Test cricket is incredible; when you’re having a fantastic day, it’s way superior to any other format; it’s more gratifying, and you feel like you’ve earned it.

“I’ll miss simply stepping out there with the boys, playing against the greatest in the world with that nervous feeling, but also knowing that with my best ball, I could get anyone out.”

“I’ve liked Test Cricket, but the intensity can be too much at times,” he said. “I feel like I’ve done enough of it, and I’m satisfied and comfortable with how I’ve done.”

Moeen Ali has played 64 Tests for England, accumulating 2,914 runs at an average of 28.29. In the longest format, the left-handed batsman has five hundreds and 14 half-centuries.

The right-arm off-spinner has also had a significant effect with the ball, collecting 195 wickets in Tests, including five five-wicket hauls with a high of 6/53.

Moeen Ali expressed gratitude to his coaches, captains, and entire family for their support during his Test career.

“I’d want to thank my instructors, Peter Moores and Chris Silverwood, as well as Peter for giving me my debut. Cookie and Rooty are the captains I’ve liked playing for, and I hope they’re pleased with how I performed “He stated.

“My parents are my number one supporters; I don’t think I would have made it without their help; every game I played was for them, and I know they are incredibly proud of me.

“My brothers and sister have always been the first to lift me up on difficult days, as have my wife and children. I am grateful for my wife’s sacrifices and tolerance. They’ve all been great throughout my journey; everything I’ve done has been for them.”

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