4 Time IPL Winner Karn Sharma Retires From All Formats During UPT20 League 2026
Lucknow, August 23: Visibly emotional and fighting back tears, veteran Indian leg-spinner Karn Sharma announced his retirement from all formats of competitive cricket. The 38-year-old made the announcement following the Kanpur Superstars' 9-wicket defeat to the Meerut Mavericks in the UP T20 League Season 4, confirming that the reverse fixture against Meerut on Tuesday, August 25, will be his…
Veteran Indian leg-spinner Karn Sharma has announced his retirement from all formats of competitive cricket following his team's defeat in the UP T20 League Season 4. The 38-year-old, who made his debut in 2007, played a significant role in the game, claiming a total of 270 wickets in 97 First-Class matches, 153 wickets in 123 List-A games, and 168 wickets in 191 T20s.
Sharma's IPL career is particularly noteworthy, as he has won four IPL titles and set a rare record of achieving a championship three-peat across three different franchises in consecutive years. Sharma expressed his gratitude to all those who supported him throughout his career, including the BCCI, Railways, UPCA, Andhra, and his family.
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