Retirements in sports are something that evokes a variety of emotions, be it regret, heartbreak, relief, a sense of unfinished business or a fairytale-like feeling, both on the part of players and their fans.

Former India batter Shikhar Dhawan shone in the world of cricket to get immense fame, but his personal life has been really hard of late.

38-year-old Dhawan had announced his retirement from international and domestic cricket in August.

Punjab Kings (PBKS) will enter the IPL 2025 mega auction with the highest-ever auction purse of Rs 110.5 crore.

Shikhar Dhawan retired from international and domestic cricket late in August after having played 34 Tests, 167 ODIs and 68 T20Is for India between 2013 and 2022

Shikhar Dhawan became India's 25th ODI skipper in an ODI against Sri Lanka in June 2021 when he stood in for Rohit Sharma

The Legends League Cricket, featuring retired swashbucklers like Shikhar Dawan and Dinesh Karthik among others, will return for a third season on September 20

After Shikhar Dhawan recently called time on his playing career across all formats, legendary India opener Sunil Gavaskar feels the left-handed opener's retirement leaves cricket poorer'.

Shikhar Dhawan's contributions to the Indian cricket team and the Indian Premier League (IPL) have solidified his status as a cricketing icon

Former India opener Shikhar Dhawan on Monday joined the Legends League Cricket (LLC) following his retirement from international cricket.