Peter Siddle Retires from International Cricket

[GVGjr]

Siddle Retires

Veteran seamer Peter Siddle has announced his retirement from international cricket, informing his Australia teammates of his decision ahead of play on day four at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Siddle played the last of 67 Tests for Australia in September, when he helped Australia retain the Ashes on UK soil for the first time since 2001.

He's been a lion hearted performer

[Bornadog]

Re: Peter Siddle Retires from International Cricket

Good luck to Peter, always gave 100%

[Twodogs]

Re: Peter Siddle Retires from International Cricket

Siddle Retires

Veteran seamer Peter Siddle has announced his retirement from international cricket, informing his Australia teammates of his decision ahead of play on day four at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Siddle played the last of 67 Tests for Australia in September, when he helped Australia retain the Ashes on UK soil for the first time since 2001.

He's been a lion hearted performer

And he's not a bad bloke for a Richmond supporter.

[Go_Dogs]

Re: Peter Siddle Retires from International Cricket

Long, distinguished career. A real workhorse who was often called upon to do the heavy lifting when we really needed it.

Hope he continues to go around for the strikers for a few more years yet.

[Axe Man]

Re: Peter Siddle Retires from International Cricket

Siddle has announced he will play for Tassie next season.

[GVGjr]

Re: Peter Siddle Retires from International Cricket

Siddle has announced he will play for Tassie next season.

Good move for both parties although Tasmania do have some emerging quicks

[Bulldog Joe]

Re: Peter Siddle Retires from International Cricket

Good move for both parties although Tasmania do have some emerging quicks

Emerging quicks often emerge more quickly when they play alongside an experienced campaigner.

[GVGjr]

Re: Peter Siddle Retires from International Cricket

Emerging quicks often emerge more quickly when they play alongside an experienced campaigner.

Along with Jackson Bird and now Siddle the Tasmanian quick bowlers will have plenty of experience around them but it probably also means reduced opportunities for them