5 Indian players who were part of the 2017 Champions Trophy but have now retired: The ICC Champions Trophy is going to return once again. This event was put on hold since 2017, but after about 8 years, this tournament is going to return once again and this time this ICC event will be hosted by Pakistan.
The Indian team was the runner-up in the Champions Trophy played in England in 2017. Many legendary players were with the team at that time under the captaincy of Virat Kohli. But this time many of those players are not going to be seen, because some have lost their place from Team India, while some have retired. So let us tell you in this article about those 5 legendary Indian players who were part of the team in 2017, but have now retired.
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Former wicketkeeper batsman of the Indian cricket team Dinesh Karthik was part of the team in the 2017 Champions Trophy. This wicketkeeper batsman got a place in the squad at that time, but now he has retired. Karthik said goodbye to international and Indian cricket after the end of IPL this year.
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R Ashwin, one of the greatest off-spin bowlers in Indian cricket history, recently said goodbye to international cricket. This legendary spin bowler was playing with Team India for about 15 years. R Ashwin was also a part of the Indian team's 2017 Champions Trophy squad.
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Yuvraj Singh, who earned a name as the Sixer King in the Indian cricket team, has been one of India's biggest match-winners. This former left-handed batsman made a great contribution to Team India. He played the Champions Trophy with the Men in Blue in 2017 but now he has also retired.
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Former veteran opener Shikhar Dhawan, who is called Mr. ICC Tournament in the Indian cricket team, is no longer with the team. He batted explosively in the 2017 Champions Trophy. But now he has retired. This player, famous as Gabbar, retired this year.
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Mahendra Singh Dhoni, one of the greatest captains of Team India, remained with the team for years. He supported the team for a few years even after leaving the captaincy. Where he was a part of the Champions Trophy in 2017. Dhoni played for a few more years after this and then he decided to say goodbye to international cricket in 2020.
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