Former New Zealand opener Jeet Raval has retired from professional cricket after a 17-year career, 24 Tests and more than 10,000 first-class runs.

Australia will play South Africa in three Tests, which are a part of World Test Championship (WTC) 2025-27 cycle. Australia ...

After a long absence from the Test side, 38-year-old New Zealand opener Jeet Raval has called time on his professional ...

The 38-year-old went to the same school as the former India wicketkeeper batsman Parthiv Patel before his family moved to New ...

New Zealand opening batsman Jeet Raval, aged 38, has announced his retirement from all professional cricket on October 8, 2026. The veteran, who played 24 Tests for the Blackcaps between 2016 and 2020 ...

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New Zealand cricket stalwart, Jeet Raval has retired after nearly 18 years in the game, having played 24 Tests and scored more than 10,000 first-class runs.

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Australia will bowl first in the opening one-day international against Bangladesh in Brisbane after Tahlia McGrath won the toss in her return as stand-in national skipper.

Raval made headlines again in December 2024 when he dug in for so long at Bay Oval — to salvage a Plunket Shield draw for ...