Ravichandran Ashwin And Bhuvneshwar Kumar To Announce Retirement Together After Ignorance From India Selection Committee. Asia Cup 2023 will be played from 31st August 2023 to 17 September 2023. The tournament will be played in the 50-over format this year with the ICC ODI World Cup 2023 scheduled to be played in October-November in India. This is India’s big chance to win a major title ahead of the ICC World Cup 2023 to be played at home in October-November. 

A total of 13 matches will be played in Asia Cup 2023. 4 matches of the Asia Cup will be played in Pakistan and the remaining 9 matches will be played in Sri Lanka. The tournament will be played in a hybrid model with Pakistan being nominated as the official host.

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The Men in Blue won back-to-back Asia Cup titles in 2016 and 2018. MS Dhoni led India to the Asia Cup title in 2016 and Rohit Sharma in 2018. Sri Lanka were the champions of the tournament last season in UAE which was played in the 20-over format.

India are one of the favorites to win the tournament this year. They have done well in white-ball cricket in recent times reaching the semi-final of the T2-0 World Cup final. Asia Cup is a tournament where India have been consistent throughout. They have won seven titles with Sri Lanka being next-best with six titles.

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Talking about Asia Cup 2023, India are placed alongside Pakistan and Nepal in Group A. Group B consists of Bangladesh, Afghanistan and Sri Lanka. In this article, we take a look at three Indian players who can retire from ODIs after Asia Cup 2023. 

Asia Cup 2023: 3 Indian Players Who Can Retire From ODIs After The Tournament

Ravichandran Ashwin

Ravichandran Ashwin (Image Credit: Twitter)

 Ravichandran Ashwin is amongst India’s premier bowlers in Test cricket. He is a sureshot in the Indian XI at home. However, when playing overseas, Ashwin is still not a guaranteed selection. He was snubbed from India’s WTC final XI recently.

The management picked Ashwin for the T20 World Cup last year and played him ahead of Yuzvendra Chahal. Given that the management is now looking to develop a new crop of bowlers, Ashwin might well consider retiring from ODI cricket. 

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