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- Mark Wood announced his retirement from international cricket after an 11-year career.
- The 36-year-old bowler struggled with repeated injuries to his knee, ankle, and elbow.
- Medical advice indicated that continuing in Test and 50-over formats was no longer viable.
- His decision concludes a career that included winning the 2019 ODI World Cup and the 2022 T20 World Cup.
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Mark Wood
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“Although this may not come as a surprise given the past year, it just feels like a natural time at the end of my contract,”
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…year. The injury ruled him out of the rest of the Ashes series, and he did not play for England again. In a post on social media, Wood said the decision came after medical advice and a difficult year with injuries. " Although this may not come as a surprise given the past year, it just feels like a natural time at the end of my contract, " Wood wrote. Wood has also dealt with ankle and elbow injuries during his career and said he had always tried to return stronger after setbacks. "I've always tried to be resilient and come back from injury to prove…
“I've always tried to be resilient and come back from injury to prove people wrong and show everyone what I can do. Unfortunately, this time I lost the battle.”
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…past year, it just feels like a natural time at the end of my contract," Wood wrote. Wood has also dealt with ankle and elbow injuries during his career and said he had always tried to return stronger after setbacks. " I've always tried to be resilient and come back from injury to prove people wrong and show everyone what I can do. Unfortunately, this time I lost the battle. " He added that continuing in Test cricket and one-day internationals was no longer possible. "On medical advice, test cricket and 50-over cricket are not possible, so the England dream has slowly been ground out of me…
Rob Key
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“thrilled crowds every time he got the ball in his hand.”
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…Cup-winning campaign, while his 18 wickets at the 2019 ODI World Cup came as England lifted the 50-over trophy for the first time. England men's managing director Rob Key paid tribute to Wood, saying the fast bowler " thrilled crowds every time he got the ball in his hand. "…
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