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What are the possible reasons for Multan Sultans' failure in PSL X?
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Sachin Tendulkar averages 32 in the last 21 tests he has played post World Cup, and is on the verge of being asked to retire by the BCCI. With an ageing body and slowing reflexes, it seems very unlikely that he'll come back to form.
Viv Richards averaged 36 in his last 20 tests.
Ian Botham averaged 24 with the bat and 46 with the ball in his last 23 tests.
Javed Miandad averaged 34 in his last 23 tests.
Ricky Ponting averaged 38 in his last 50 tests.
These are a few great players who could've hung their boots a lot sooner, in hindsight of course. Who else comes to mind?