England pacer with 500-plus wickets ends career, citing mental health

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English fast bowler Craig Miles has retired from professional cricket at 32 to prioritise his mental health.

The Gloucestershire pacer, who last played in June, ends a 15-year career with more than 500 wickets.

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  • English fast bowler Craig Miles has retired from professional cricket at 32 to prioritise his mental health.
  • The Gloucestershire pacer, who last played in June, ends a 15-year career with more than 500 wickets.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Mon, 05 Oct 2026 01:01:48 UTC.

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