Left-arm medium-quick bowler Barinder Sran has reported his retirement from global and homegrown cricket. The 31-year-old played six ODIs and two ODIs for India, all among January and June 2016. "As I formally hang up my cricket boots, I glance back at my excursion with a heart brimming with appreciation," Sran composed on his Instagram page. "Cricket has gifted me countless and extraordinary encounters. Quick bowling before long turned into my rabbit's foot and opened ways to address lofty IPL establishments, eventually finishing in the most elevated distinction of addressing India in 2016. "Despite the fact that my global profession was brief, the recollections made will be perpetually treasured. I'm unceasingly thankful to the all-powerful for getting me the right mentors and the executives, who have upheld me all through my excursion." Sran had played just eight Rundown A games when he made his ODI debut under MS Dhoni in Perth. He returned seven wickets from six games in the 50-over design. Later in the year, he made his presentation in the T20I design - likewise under Dhoni - on the visit through Zimbabwe and stowed the Player of the Match grant in his most memorable game for returning figures of 4 for 10 which bowled the hosts out for 99. Sran played his last five star game in 2019 and his last Rundown A game in 2021. He likewise addressed four establishments - Rajasthan Royals, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Rulers XI Punjab and Mumbai Indians - for a sum of 24 IPL appearances somewhere in the range of 2015 and 2019 in which he guaranteed 18 wickets at an economy pace of 9.40.