England's left-arm spinner Alex Hartley announced her retirement from professional cricket at the ongoing Hundred tournament. Hartley took a break from the game earlier this year after claiming she was "struggling mentally" while playing for Thunder in regional cricket, having lost confidence in her bowling and interest in the game. Heath Streak Not Dead! Henry Olonga Confirms Former Zimbabwe Cricket Team Captain is Alive, Terms Reports of His Death As Fake News

Alex Hartley Retirement Announcement

Then she made a comeback in the Hundred for Welsh Fire where she played three games, taking two wickets. Because of Fire's resurgence this year, they are already guaranteed a position in the knockout stages. Hartley's final game could be either Saturday's eliminator at The Oval or Sunday's final at Lord's. Afghanistan Register Lowest ODI Total by a Team Against Pakistan After Being Bowled Out for 59 in PAK vs AFG 1st ODI 2023

Hartley represented England in 28 One-Day Internationals (ODIs) and four Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is) between 2016 and 2019, with the 2017 World Cup victory being the clear pinnacle of her international career. She appeared in eight of England's nine tournament games and took ten wickets, including the crucial wicket of Harmanpreet Kaur in the final at Lord's.

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