Former New Zealand cricketer Martin Guptill has announced his retirement from international cricket after a 14-year career, expressing disappointment with how it ended. He played 367 matches and scored 23 international centuries.

Martin Guptill has officially confirmed his retirement from international cricket, having last played for New Zealand in October 2022. Guptill, 38, will continue to feature in T20 leagues around the world.

New Zealand legendary batter Martin Guptill lamented over how his international career came to an end. Check out what he said only on CricTracker.

New Zealand's leading run-scorer in T20I cricket, Martin Guptill, has announced his retirement from international cricket at the age of 38, New Zealand Cricket announced on Wednesday.

New Zealand cricketer Martin Guptill has announced his retirement from international cricket after a 14-year career, scoring 23 centuries and a total of 14,877 runs in ODIs, T20Is, and Tests. He holds the national record for the most runs in T20Is with 3,

Just-retired Martin Guptill reckons he had a lot more to offer to New Zealand cricket and was "disappointed" with how his career ended.One of the most accomplished white-ball players to emerge from New Zealand,

Martin Guptill reflects on his cricketing career, expressing disappointment over its abrupt end. Despite a successful career with New Zealand, he felt sidelined in favor of younger players. Guptill, who played 198 ODIs and 122 T20Is,

He racked up 13,463 runs at an average of 35.90, the fifth-most across formats for the Kiwis, after Kane Williamson (18,661), Ross Taylor (18,199), Stephen Fleming (15,289), and Brendon McCullum (14,676).

Former New Zealand opener Martin Guptill has formally retired from international cricket, but the seasoned batsman believes he still has a lot to offer New Zealand on a global scale.

One of the most accomplished white-ball players to emerge from New Zealand, Guptill, scored 7,346 runs from 198 ODI matches with 18 hundreds and 39 fifties