Former India under-19 and Uttar Pradesh left-hander Tanmay Srivastava has decided to retire from all forms of the game. The 30-year-old Tanmay played 90 first-class matches and aggregated 4918 runs with ten centuries and 27 half-centuries.
“I announce my retirement from all formats of domestic cricket. From now on I will only play for my company ONGC. Cricket has given me life's greatest lessons and some amazing mentors, coaches, teammates and friends. I have had some very good memories on and off the field,” he said in a statement.
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Recalling his career, Tanmay said, “I was an 11-year-old when I joined the Green Park Cricket Hostel.” At 13, he represented India Under-15. He was part of the 2008 U-19 World Cup winning squad and finished top scorer of the tournament with a total of 262 runs.
“I thank all the selectors, coaches, physios, trainers, management and support staff that have been a part of my cricket journey. A special thanks to Mr. Paras Anand (of SG) for believing in me and standing by me. I am grateful to my parents and wife (Reetika).
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