Amol Muzumdar retires from cricket
In his long career which spanned for 21 years, he scored 11,167 runs from 171 matches at an average of 48.13, inclusive of 30 centuries.
The batsman scored over 9,000 runs in the Ranji Trophy.
In a statement, BCCI Secretary Sanjay Patel said: "He represented Mumbai with distinction for several seasons, and was part of many a Ranji Trophy winning side. He was captain of the Mumbai team that won the title in 2006-07.On behalf of the BCCI, I wish Amol all the best for the future."
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