In his final IPL season in 2022, Aaron won the title with Gujarat Titans, marking a fitting end to his career in the T20 league.

Varun Aaron played nine Tests and as many ODIs in his international career after making his debut in 2011. He last donned the India jersey in the Test match against South Africa in November 2015 but was actively playing domestic cricket all these years.

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Former Indian fast bowler Varun Aaron announced his retirement from ‘representative cricket’ on Friday, bringing an end to a career marked by raw pace and unwavering determination. The journey of the speedster, which began in 2011, saw him emerge as one of India's most promising fast bowlers.

Varun Aaron, the former India quick bowler, has announced his retirement from "representative cricket". Aaron, 35, had retired from red-ball cricket at the end of the 2023-24 Indian domestic season, and has now finished up altogether after his team,

Indian pacer Varun Aaron has officially announced his retirement from all forms of cricket, ending his 20-year-long career. Aaron shared the news with a post on Instagram and credited the sport that shaped his life and the support system that sustained him through numerous challenges.