India, Sept. 22 -- England pacer Mark Wood called time on his international career on Tuesday. The 36-year-old fast bowler leaves as a two-time World Cup champion, having played a key role in England's limited-overs success while also producing memorable moments in Test cricket. Wood made his England debut against New Zealand at Lord's in 2015 and went on to claim 119 wickets in 38 Tests.

His Test career included four Ashes campaigns, with his first series producing one of his most enduring moments. At Trent Bridge in 2015, Wood claimed the wicket that completed England's Ashes victory, securing the urn in his maiden series against Australia.

Eight years later, he again became a central figure in an Ashes comeback. His express pace and ...