Wriddhiman Saha the starwalt wicket keeper waving his silent bye from all formats of cricket. The 40-year-old has announced this in his recent X post which he quotes " One last practice session of my career before my final game of Ranji. 
Saha made his Ranji debut in 2007 -08 against Hyderabad where he scored a brilliant century on his debut which sparked the news of his arrival. Saha has a fantastic domestic career where he scored above 6000 runs which sets the epitome of his batting. Along with his batting Saha has been an excellent wicketkeeper whose glove work has been really exceptional. 
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Saha International Career
 Saha's test career began in 2010 when he was picked as a reserve for Dinesh Karthik. He played a total of 40 test matches for India scoring 1353 runs. Which includes 3 centuries and 6 half centuries. He made his ODI debut in 2010 against New Zealand. 
 He has played a total of 9 ODI matches for India where he wasn't able to shine well where he has the highest score of 41 only. Saha has majorly been In and Out for the Indian team. He is been really satisfied that he has played for India giving his significant contributions. 
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IPL Career
Saha started his IPL career with Kolkata Night Riders where he played 3 seasons for them. Then he was picked by Chennai Super Kings in 2011 as a reserve wicketkeeper for Ms Dhoni. He also played 2 seasons with them. Saha IPL peaked when he was bought by Kings Xi Punjab. He gave his best for the team where he scored 362 runs in that season. He was the first player who score a century in the IPL final. Then Saha was bought by Sunrises Hyderabad in 2019 and Gujarat Titans in 2022 where his significant contribution led to the title winning for respective teams. 
No Regrets
 As Saha plays his last outing there were many wishes from former players. It was asked whether he has any regrets where he was not given enough chances to play for team India. He says that he has enjoyed his cricket career very well and he has no regrets that his career has not been prolonged or not getting enough chances. He is happy with what he has. Asking what's next, He said he will be starting his second innings soon as coach. But for now, he will be spending time with his family.