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September 24, 2011
Former drummer of India Vinod Kamble announced his retirement from first class cricket. Kamble, 39, had already retired from international cricket in 2009.
"Until last year, I was eager to go [in domestic cricket]. I served in Mumbai for a long time, but the selectors ignored me. I'm disappointed," said Kamble. "I wanted to play alongside Sachin [Tendulkar] by Last time, I wanted to play in the IPL, but unfortunately it did not. "
Kamble made his first class debut in Mumbai in 1989 and played 129 games, scoring 9965 runs an average of 59.67 including 35 centuries. He last played in the National Senior Cricket 2004-05.
He made his international debut in 1993 and has played 17 tests, scoring 1084 runs an average of 54.20, which included a double-centuries in his third and fourth tests. He also played 104 ODIs scoring 2477 Indian works, but the irregular shape and has been aggravated by the lack of discipline problems meant he made nine comebacks in the ODI team. He last played Test cricket in 1995 and has been extracted from the ODI team since October 2000. Since it is outside India and the Mumbai team, tried his hand movies and TV, reality is a small screen.
Kamble expressed that now would probably be to turn to coaching young people.
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