England fast bowler John Turner retires from cricket at 25
The Hampshire pacer, who represented England in four international matches in 2024, still had two years left on his county contract. He also held an ECB development contract until late last year.
Professional cricket fast bowler John Turner announced his retirement from the sport at the age of 25, due to ongoing injury struggles. The Hampshire pacer had represented England in four international matches in 2024, but had two years remaining on his county contract and an ECB development contract until the previous year. Turner was born in Johannesburg and played two ODIs and two T20Is during England's tour of the West Indies in 2024, claiming three wickets.
He had been sidelined since June of the previous year following a back stress fracture. An economics and finance graduate from the University of Exeter, Turner expressed that his injury history was a significant factor in his decision to retire. Despite having a successful career with Hampshire and England, Turner acknowledged that stepping away was the right choice for his future.
He expressed gratitude for the support and opportunities provided by Hampshire and England throughout his career.
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