Shikhar Dhawan announced his retirement via a heartfelt social media post, expressing gratitude for his journey in cricket.
Dhawan played 269 international matches, scoring 24 hundreds, with memorable performances in both ODIs and Tests.
Dhawan's Test debut against Australia in 2013 saw him score the fastest century on debut, reaching the milestone in just 85 balls.
Dhawan's 363 runs, including two centuries, played a key role in India's victory at the 2013 ICC Champions Trophy.
His partnership with Rohit Sharma is one of the most successful in ODI history, with 18 century stands to their credit.
Dhawan's career faced hurdles with injuries, including a thumb injury during the 2019 World Cup, impacting his international run.
Towards the end of his career, Dhawan captained India's second-string teams in various series, showcasing his leadership skills.
In the IPL, Dhawan scored 6769 runs, becoming the second-highest run-getter, playing for multiple teams like Delhi Capitals and Punjab Kings.
Dhawan first gained recognition at the 2004 U-19 World Cup, finishing as the top run-scorer with three centuries.
In his farewell message, Dhawan thanked his family, fans, coaches, and teammates for their support throughout his career.