Former Australia Test opener Ed Cowan retires at 35

The 35-year-old made his Test debut in the Boxing Day clash with India in 2011, but hasn't added to his 18 appearances since his last outing in 2013.
Australian batsman Dave Warner (R) leaves the field past teammate Ed Cowan (L). | AFP File Photo
Australian batsman Dave Warner (R) leaves the field past teammate Ed Cowan (L). | AFP File Photo

SYDNEY: Former Australia Test opener Ed Cowan announced his retirement from professional cricket today, leaving the game with more than 10,000 runs and 25 centuries to his name.

The 35-year-old made his Test debut in the Boxing Day clash with India in 2011, but hasn't added to his 18 appearances since his last outing in 2013.

He averaged 31.28. He pulled the pin after a poor 2017/18 season with New South Wales.

"I have loved the game from my earliest days and feel incredibly lucky to still do so," he said.

"At this stage I will continue to play Premier Cricket with Sydney University for the remainder of this season and beyond as we aim for successive titles." 

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