The BCCI has described Jhulan Goswami's two-decade-long international career as "monumental", saying an era has come to an end with the retirement of one of women's cricket's greatest players.
The 39-year-old Jhulan retired from international cricket following the conclusion of the ODI series in England, in which the visitors secured a first-ever clean sweep to give the legendary seamer a fitting farewell.
In an international career spanning over two decades — the second longest in women's international cricket — Jhulan, who made her debut in 2002, represented India in 12 Tests, 204 ODIs and 68 T20Is, picking 355 wickets across formats.
