Former England all-rounder Tim Bresnan has announced his retirement from cricket, informed by County Club Warwickshire Cricket on Monday. The 36-year-old had received his Warwickshire Cap in April last year and the player became a key part of the team through key contributions with bat and ball.
As per Warwickshire Cricket, across his First-Class career, Bresnan scored 7,138 runs and picked 575 wickets with seven centuries and nine five-wicket hauls. Bresnan was also part of the England side that secured the 2010 World Twenty20 trophy for the first time. At the international level, the right-hander went on to represent England in 142 matches, including 23 Tests, forming part of the team that won the 2010/11 Ashes in Australia and went to the top of the Test rankings in 2011.
