It occurred on Monday that former England all-rounder Tim Bresnan announced his retirement from all forms of cricket at 36. The news was confirmed by his county side Warwickshire. He played 23 Tests and was an Ashes series-winner in 2010, 11 and 2013 and also a T20 World Cup-winner in 2010. “The opportunity to wear the Three Lions is something that should never be taken for granted and I’m proud to have played a very small part in our country’s storied history,” he stated.

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