India’s legendary spinner Ravichandran Ashwin announced his retirement from the Indian Premier League (IPL) on 27 August 2025. Earlier, Ashwin called International Cricket bye-bye during the tour of Australia on December 18 last year. After retirement from IPL and international cricket, Ashwin has now become eligible to play in foreign T20 Leagues.
Ravichandran Ashwin can first be seen playing in the International League T20 (LT20). Ashwin has registered his name for the ILT20 auction. Ashwin gave this information in a conversation with Cricbuzz. This league is held in the United Arab Emirates. There have been three seasons of this league so far. Last season, Dubai Capitals won the title by defeating Desert Wipers.
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Ravichandran Ashwin said, ‘I have sent my name in the ILT20 auction. Hope a team will buy me. Ashwin believes that there should be no regrets in life and he wants to enjoy cricket till the last time. Ashwin says that he never took these decisions very thoughtfully, but always liked to choose small paths. Ashwin said that the idea of ​​playing in foreign leagues was already going on in his mind.
How many wickets did Ashwin take in IPL?
Ravichandran Ashwin took 187 wickets in 221 IPL matches. He is the fifth highest wicket -taking bowler in IPL history. He played his opening and last match in the IPL for Chennai Super Kings (CSK). Ashwin played an important role in making CSK champions in 2010 and 2011.
Ravichandran Ashwin says, ‘Playing cricket is the greatest happiness of my life, I want to continue it. I want to enjoy the game till the last time. Overall, Ashwin wants to enjoy cricket by playing in the last stage of his career after taking away from International Cricket and IPL.
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