Australia off-spinner Nathan Hauritz(34) announced his retirement from competitive cricket on Tuesday, bringing the curtain down on a 15-year career during which he represented the national side in all three formats.
Nathan Hauritz, one of the many spinners Australia turned to after the retirement of bowling great Shane Warne, did not have a state contract for the last two seasons and was used by his Big Bash League side Melbourne Renegades for one match this season.
Nathan Hauritz failed to take a wicket in that clash, against Perth Scorchers, and conceded 29 runs in his two overs.
Nathan Hauritz made his Australia debut in a ODI against South Africa in 2002 before playing his first test against India in Mumbai two years later.
He took 63 wickets in 17 tests, the last of which he played against India in 2010. He has the same number of dismissals in 58 ODIs and also played three Twenty20 internationals for Australia
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