John Turner Retires from Cricket at 25 Due to Injury
Why in the news
England pacer John Turner has called time on his professional cricket career at just 25, after injuries kept recurring.
Key facts
- John Turner, England fast bowler, announced retirement aged 25.
- Cause: a long-running back stress fracture and repeated injuries.
- His career lasted five years.
Career numbers
| Level | Record |
|---|---|
| England ODIs | 2 |
| England T20Is | 2 |
| Domestic matches for Hampshire | 51 |
| Wickets for Hampshire | 97 |
Takeaway
- An early exit caused by fitness problems rather than form.
- Short international stint but a solid county record.
Exam angle
- Person: John Turner, England pacer, retired at 25.
- County side: Hampshire, 97 wickets in 51 matches.
- England caps: 2 ODIs and 2 T20Is.