Lahore, March 15 -- Former Pakistan skipper Sarfaraz Ahmed announced his retirement from international cricket, bringing an end to a distinguished career spanning around two decades on Sunday.

Sarfaraz featured in all three formats for Pakistan, which includes 54 Tests, 117 ODIs and 61 T20Is. He slammed 6,164 runs across all three formats, including six centuries and 35 fifties under his belt.

Behind the stumps, he had 315 catches, while he had 56 stumpings to his name as well, as per the Pakistan Cricket Board website.

Sarfaraz captained Pakistan in 100 international matches across formats (50 ODIs, 37 T20Is, 13 Tests) and led the side to the No.1 ranking in T20I cricket. During his captaincy, Pakistan achieved a world-record streak o...