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Ireland's history-maker Simi Singh announces retirement from cricket

Simi Singh, who made history as the first Indian-origin player to represent Ireland in international cricket, has officially concluded his professional playing days at the age of 39. Arriving in the country as a teenager back in 2006, the all-rounder went on to earn 88 total caps across multiple formats before stepping away following a liver transplant recovery.

His stellar career highlights feature a historic unbeaten century against South Africa scored while batting at number eight, alongside a sensational five-wicket haul against the UAE.

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