Former Australian captain Michael Clarke on Wednesday September 02,2015 pulled out of
his Big Bash League deal with the Melbourne Stars and said he will take
an indefinite break from the game.
The 34-year-old, one of the outstanding batsmen of his generation, retired from international cricket last month after the fifth and final Ashes Test at The Oval.
Michael Clarke was expected to honour a two-year contract signed in April with the Stars in Australia's domestic Twenty20 league, but he said he needed time away from cricket.
"Right now for me, I just think my body and my mind need some time away from the game of cricket... and just see what that's like to be without it," he told Triple M radio.
The 34-year-old, one of the outstanding batsmen of his generation, retired from international cricket last month after the fifth and final Ashes Test at The Oval.
Michael Clarke was expected to honour a two-year contract signed in April with the Stars in Australia's domestic Twenty20 league, but he said he needed time away from cricket.
"Right now for me, I just think my body and my mind need some time away from the game of cricket... and just see what that's like to be without it," he told Triple M radio.
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