Inzi to retire after 2nd Test

LAHORE, Oct 2: Former captain Inzamamul Haq has decided to retire from Test cricket, a TV channel reported on Tuesday night quoting sources in the Pakistan Cricket Board.

The prolific batsman, who earlier retired from limited overs cricket, will be included in the team for the second Test against South Africa in Lahore and will be given ‘a befitting send-off’.

The PCB will also hold a reception for Inzi in Lahore and present him a cash gift of Rs10 million in recognition of his services to Pakistan cricket.

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