Saha's last international appearance came against New Zealand in 2021. After MS Dhoni's retirement in 2014, Saha had become a ...

One of the greatest glovemen to have come out of India, Wriddhiman Saha brought an end to an illustrious career after playing his last professional match against Punjab in the ongoing Ranji Trophy 202 ...

Veteran wicketkeeper-batter Wriddhiman Saha called it a day after Bengal's innings win over Punjab in the 2024-25 Ranji Trophy.

Wriddhiman Saha reflected on his time with the Indian team, including his exclusion in 2021, and shared his thoughts on his captains.

Barring Sourasish Lahiri, hardly any other former Bengal cricketer was present to give Saha a pat on the back and say, 'Well played' ...

Mohammed Shami expressed his emotions over Wriddhiman Saha’s retirement from cricket, praising his dedication and contributions. Saha, who played for 28 years, thanked supporters in his farewell note, ...

He slammed 14 centuries and 44 fifties in the first-class cricket. Earlier in November 2024, Wriddhiman Saha announced his retirement from international cricket. Saha last played for India in 2021 ...

Saha made his first-class debut in 2007, following that he has played 142 matches and 210 innings, scoring 7169 runs at a strike rate of 48.65 and an average of 41.43. He slammed 14 centuries and 44 ...

Jayanta Bhowmik, Wriddhiman Saha’s former coach, and some other cricket enthusiasts have joined hands to curate the ground ...

Wriddhiman Saha played his last match against Punjab with Bengal in the Ranji Trophy Elite 2024-25 Group C encounter.

New Delhi: Bengal’s veteran wicketkeeper-batsman, Wriddhiman Saha, officially retired from all forms of cricket after his final group-stage appearance in the Ranji Trophy on February 1.