March 15 (Reuters) - Former Pakistan ⁠captain Sarfaraz Ahmed, who guided his country to ⁠their maiden Champions Trophy title in 2017, announced his ‌retirement from the sport on Sunday.

The Karachi-born wicketkeeper-batter featured in 54 tests, 117 one-day internationals and 61 Twenty20 international matches over nearly two decades, ​accumulating over 6,000 runs across all ⁠formats while he also claimed ⁠315 catches and 56 stumpings.