Wriddhiman Saha announced his retirement from competitive cricket after Bengal secured an innings victory over Punjab in their final Ranji Trophy group match at Eden Gardens on Saturday. The wicketkeeper penned a heartwarming message after his retirement, thanking the game of cricket and his friends.
Wriddhiman Saha pens down a heartfelt note
Saha thanked everyone who played a part in his journey throughout his cricket career, from his wife and childhood friend to his coach. He expressed gratitude to all for their unwavering support.
Thank You, Cricket. Thank You everyone.
— Wriddhiman Saha (@Wriddhipops) February 1, 2025pic.twitter.com/eSKyGQht4R
Wriddhiman Saha recieved farewell in his last Ranji Trophy match
As a tribute, the Bengal players lifted Saha on their shoulders and carried him off the field after he donned the wicketkeeper’s gloves for the final moments of the match. Earlier this season, the
“I have enjoyed every bit of my long journey. I have done the best for every team I have played for… a lot of memories. I thank each and everyone who was involved in my journey. Now it is time to spend time with my family,” said Saha after his farewell.
Siliguri-born cricketer, who rejoined Bengal after two seasons with Tripura, had announced that he would retire following the 2024-25 Ranji Trophy campaign. Before the match, Saha was felicitated, and he bid farewell by capturing memorable moments with his family and teammates.
