Pakistan, June 11 -- West Indies wicketkeeper-batter Nicholas Pooran announced his retirement from international cricket on Tuesday at the age of just 29, bringing an abrupt end to a vibrant career that spanned nearly a decade. Pooran, who debuted in 2016 against Pakistan, featured in 167 international matches - 61 ODIs and 106 T20Is - scoring over 4,200 runs across formats. He retires as the West Indies' most capped and highest run-scorer in T20Is. In a heartfelt farewell shared on social media, Pooran wrote, "Though this international chapter of my career closes, my love for West Indies Cricket will never fade. I wish the tram and the region nothing but success and strength for the road ahead." His last appearance for the Windies came in ...