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Henriques calls time on Big Bash, NSW career after 22 years
Decorated Sydney Sixers captain not offered new deal, announces retirement from Australian cricket
Moises Henriques, the most capped cricketer in Australian domestic history, has today announced his NSW and Sydney Sixers retirement.
After calling time on his 131-game first-class career more than a year ago, Henriques played five matches during the Blues' triumphant One-Day Cup campaign last season and led the Sixers to the BBL|15 Final.
The 39-year-old was not offered a contract for the coming KFC BBL|16 season and had undergone back surgery in February.
"I had interest from other BBL teams, but it just didn't feel right to go elsewhere," Henriques said.
'Didn't feel right': NSW cricket great calls stumps
Australia's most-capped domestic cricketer, NSW great Moises Henriques, has retired after not being offered a fresh BBL contract.
Henriques' beloved Sydney Sixers opted not to give the 39-year-old a deal for this summer and he was courted by other BBL franchises.
But Henriques, who played four Test matches and 420 domestic matches overall, says joining a rival of the Sixers "didn't feel right".
"Unfortunately for me, I haven't been offered a contract with the Sydney Sixers for the upcoming season," he said on Thursday.
"After a bit of deliberation, I have decided that it's time for me to call stumps on my BBL career and any playing commitments for NSW cricket moving forward.
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