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From Eoin Morgan, the English captain, to one of the most enterprising all-rounders in Cricket, Chris Morris, quite a few international players decided to end their international careers this year.

Year Ender 2022: From Federer, Serena to Benzema, Hazard, here are all the sportspersons who retired

From Roger Federer to sensational Jhulan Goswami... we have put together the list of sportspersons who called it a day this year. Take a look.


From Eoin Morgan, the English captain, to one of the most enterprising all-rounders in Cricket, Chris Morris, quite a few international players decided to end their international careers this year.

Tennis
Two of the greatest tennis players of all time, Serena Williams and Roger Federer, announced their retirement this year. While the 23-time Grand Slam winner, Williams played her final game at US Open, the Swiss Maestro, who has 20 Slams to his name played his last at Laver Cup.&nbsp;
Another notable retirement in the sport was that of Ashleigh Barty. The 3-time Grand Slam Champion shockingly retired from tennis at 25 years of age while she was ranked No. 1. The Australian quit the sport less than two months after winning the Australian Open.&nbsp;
Football
While a lot of footballers hung their boots this year, some decided to only retire from international football.&nbsp;
French ace Karim Benzema, 35 who could not take part in the World Cup due to his injury decided to end his international career. He announced his international retirement soon after his side lost the World Cup final to Argentina after a tough fight in a mouthwatering final. Apart from Benzema, Spain's Sergio Busquets, and Belgium captain Eden Hazard also announced their international retirement.
Gerard Pique &amp; Blaise Matuidi were the two footballers who retired from the sport. The multi-trophy winner, Pique played his last match at Camp Nou, which was also his 616th appearance for Barcelona. Matuidi, 35, who had helped France win the World Cup in 2018 decided to call it a day after he did not find any takers this year. Apart from them Argentina&rsquo;s Carlos Tevez; England&rsquo;s Jermain Defoe, Mark Noble and Jack Wilshere; Belgian footballer Mousa Dembele also decided to call it a day.
Cricket&nbsp;
Cricket saw a lot of big names retiring in both men&rsquo;s and women&rsquo;s cricket.
In the Indian women&rsquo;s team, legends Jhulan Goswami and Mithali Raj retired from all formats of cricket this year. From the men's side, Suresh Raina and Robin Uthappa retired from all forms of the game.&nbsp;
A lot of international stalwarts too called it quits this year. From Eoin Morgan, the English captain, to one of the most enterprising all-rounders in Cricket, Chris Morris, quite a few international players decided to end their international careers this year. New Zealand&rsquo;s Ross Taylor, Windies powerhouse Kieron Pollard, and Mohd Hafeez of Pakistan too stepped away from all formats of cricket this year.&nbsp;
A lot of players chose to retire only in a particular format, like Ben Stokes, whose shocking ODI retirement triggered the discussion around the burdensome cricketing calendar. Apart from him, Aaron finch too decided to bid adieu to the 50-over format.&nbsp;
In women&rsquo;s cricket, Australia&rsquo;s Rachel Haynes, South Africa&rsquo;s Mignon du Preez, England&rsquo;s Katherine Brunt &amp; Anya Shrubsole; New Zealand&rsquo;s Amy Satterthwaite and Katey Martin; and Deandra Dottin of West Indies retired.&nbsp;
Formula 1
The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in November was the last race of the season and also the last race for four-time F1 champion Sebastian Vettel. The German driver closed his career with a 10th-place finish, while Max Verstappen collected his 15th win of the season ahead of Charles Leclerc and Sergio Perez.
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4-time Formula 1 Champion Sebastian Vettel will retire from the sport at the end of the season.
Vettel will leave Formula 1 as one of its most successful drivers, having won four consecutive world titles with Red Bull from 2010-2013.
Only Lewis Hamilton, Michael Schumacher & Juan Manuel Fangio have won more titles than the 35-year-old.
The Aston Martin driver said while the decision has been difficult for him, spending more time with family was a priority for him. Vettel in recent years has become an outspoken campaigner for climate change and other environmental concerns.
Also read: Pakistan backs out of Chess Olympiad in India over torch passing through J&K
The German driver has decided to retire even as there were reports that Aston Martin wanted to keep him for next season.
7-time F1 champion Lewis Hamilton took to Twitter after the news broke. Hamilton said that while it's been an honour to call Vettel a competitor, it's an even bigger honour to call him a friend. He ended his tweet with a 'Love you' for Sebastian Vettel.

Sebastian Vettel to retire from Formula 1 after 2022 season

Vettel will leave Formula 1 as one of its most successful drivers, having won four consecutive world titles with Red Bull from 2010-2013

Vettel will leave Formula 1 as one of its most successful drivers, having won four consecutive world titles with Red Bull from 2010-2013

4-time Formula 1 Champion Sebastian Vettel will retire from the sport at the end of the season.
Vettel will leave Formula 1 as one of its most successful drivers, having won four consecutive world titles with Red Bull from 2010-2013.
Only Lewis Hamilton, Michael Schumacher &amp; Juan Manuel Fangio have won more titles than the 35-year-old.
The Aston Martin driver said while the decision has been difficult for him, spending more time with family was a priority for him. Vettel in recent years has become an outspoken campaigner for climate change and other environmental concerns.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/pakistan-backs-out-of-chess-olympiad-in-india-over-torch-passing-through-j-k-1659005682699">Pakistan backs out of Chess Olympiad in India over torch passing through J&amp;K</a>
The German driver has decided to retire even as there were reports that Aston Martin wanted to keep him for next season.
7-time F1 champion Lewis Hamilton took to Twitter after the news broke. Hamilton said that while it's been an honour to call Vettel a competitor, it's an even bigger honour to call him a friend. He ended his tweet with a 'Love you' for Sebastian Vettel.

Sebastian Vettel will roll back the years as he is all set to drive a 1922 Aston Martin. A century on from its racing debut, Aston Martin&rsquo;s original Grand Prix car is set to roar back into action on Tuesday for a celebratory lap.
This weekend&rsquo;s race will see Aston Martin mark the centenary of its maiden challenge at the 1922 French Grand Prix, with no current Formula One manufacturer enjoying such an early history of the top-flight competition.
Ahead of Sunday&rsquo;s Grand Prix, four-time F1 world champion Sebastian Vettel will get the chance to pilot TT1 &ndash; affectionately nicknamed &lsquo;Green Pea&rsquo; &ndash; around Circuit Paul Ricard.
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Formula 1: Vettel to drive a 1922 car as Aston Martin celebrate 100 years in motor racing

A century on from its racing debut, Aston Martin’s original Grand Prix car is set to roar back into action as Sebastian Vettel is set to drive a 1922 Aston Martin

This weekend&rsquo;s race will see Aston Martin mark the centenary of its maiden challenge at the 1922 French Grand Prix

Sebastian Vettel will roll back the years as he is all set to drive a 1922 Aston Martin. A century on from its racing debut, Aston Martin&rsquo;s original Grand Prix car is set to roar back into action on Tuesday for a celebratory lap.
This weekend&rsquo;s race will see Aston Martin mark the centenary of its maiden challenge at the 1922 French Grand Prix, with no current Formula One manufacturer enjoying such an early history of the top-flight competition.
Ahead of Sunday&rsquo;s Grand Prix, four-time F1 world champion Sebastian Vettel will get the chance to pilot TT1 &ndash; affectionately nicknamed &lsquo;Green Pea&rsquo; &ndash; around Circuit Paul Ricard.
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