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Pragyan Ojha retires from International cricket, says time to move on
New Delhi, Feb 21: Left-arm Indian spinner Pragyan Ojha on Friday announced his retirement from all forms of international cricket with immediate effect. Ojha took to Twitter to make the announcement about his decision.
"To be an Indian cricketer and represent the country at the highest level was always a dream I cherished as a youngster," Ojha said in a statement. It is time to move on, he added.
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