Wellington, Dec. 29 -- Former New Zealand all-rounder Doug Bracewell has announced his retirement from all forms of cricket, calling time on a career that saw him serve the Black Caps across formats for more than a decade.
The 35-year-old featured in 69 international matches for New Zealand, including 28 Tests, and finished his red-ball career with 74 wickets.
Bracewell's name is etched in New Zealand cricket folklore for his match-winning performance against Australia in Hobart in 2011, where he claimed nine wickets in the match to script a memorable seven-run victory.
Bracewell also represented the Black Caps in white-ball cricket, making 41 appearances across ODIs and T20Is. He was part of New Zealand's squad at the 2012 ICC Men's T20...