Australia’s Twenty20 captain Aaron Finch is expected to call time on his glittering international cricket career
Retires having made more than 8,500 international runs
Australia’s Twenty20 captain Aaron Finch is set to call time on his glittering international cricket career. He brings down the curtain on his international career having amassed more than 8,500 runs across all three forms of the game, including five Test matches and 146 ODIs.
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