England pacer Harry Garney retires from all formats due to injury

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England's bowler Harry Gurney announced his retirement from all formats of cricket. Garney was constantly troubled by injuries. Last year, due to a shoulder injury, Garney did not play for Kolkata Knight Riders in the IPL. Garney's career could not last long. Garney was born in Nottingham and played 10 ODIs and two T20 Internationals for England in 2014. Garney announced her retirement via Instagram.

Garney said that now the time has come to say goodbye to cricket. He told that he has been suffering from a shoulder injury for a long time and due to this, it is very sad to retire from cricket. He was 10 when he took the ball in his hand for the first time and since then cricket has become his life. He wrote that cricket remained an integral part of his life for 24 years and cricket also gave him many wonderful moments of life.

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Garney said that playing for England and for Kolkata Knight Riders in the IPL was the biggest dream of his life. During this time he won eight trophies, including The Blast, Big Bash League and Caribbean Premier League. "

He said; "I always prepared for leaving cricket and I have discovered a new path in business that gives me the same excitement that I felt when I discovered cricket all those years ago. That is a path that I will now go down with immediate effect as I have found this injury recovery too much of a mountain to climb. "

He thanked some of his favorite stars, such as Dan Christian, Mick Newell, Andrew Macdonald, Wayne Noon, Andy Pick, Pete Moores and Tom Harwood, for being an inspiration.

He also thanked his family and his wife Avril Garney for always being together.