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| Grieving Inzamam quits One-day cricket | | | KINGSTON, March 19
Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq on Sunday announced his retirement from One-day cricket after his team's humiliating exit from the World Cup and the death of coach Bob Woolmer.
"I have talked with my father on the phone and have decided to retire from One-day cricket after the Zimbabwe match (which will be the team's last World Cup match on Wednesday)," Inzamam said.
The 37-year-old Pakistan captain made 36 and one respectively in Pakistan's 54-run defeat against the West Indies and three-wicket upset loss against Ireland in the World Cup.
Inzamam was expected to address a press conference later in team's Jamaica hotel.
He has played 377 matches, scoring 11,702 runs with ten hundreds and 83 fifties. He has also played 129 Tests for Pakistan.
Inzamam was part of Pakistan team which won the World Cup in 1992.
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