Jhulan Goswami is one of the pacers to have played in women's cricket (PC: Twitter)
One of India's greatest ever to play the game of cricket, Jhulan Goswami, retired from all forms of cricket after the third ODI against England yesterday. The 39-year-old has represented India in 12 Tests, 204 ODIs and 68 T20Is, picking 355 wickets across all the formats.
She not only holds the most wickets in women's internationals across formats, but also most wickets ever in the women's ODI history (255). She is also the leading wicket taker in the women's World Cups, with 43 scalps.
The senior pacer was given a perfect farewell at the Lord's, with India defeating England by 16 runs in the final ODI to win the series by 3-0. Goswami had a decent outing in her final game as she ended up with figures of 2-30 off her 10 overs.
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