Dawid Malan has announced his retirement from international Cricket at the age of 37. He didn’t feature any of England's game since the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2023 and he confirmed his decision after being omitted from the upcoming white-ball series against Australia.

Dawid Malan has announced his retirement from international Cricket. 
Dawid Malan is the only second English batter, after Jos Buttler to have scored hundreds in all three international formats. Malan was a T20I giant and was number 1 T20I batter for a long period of time. He also became the fastest men's player to reach 1000 runs in the shortest format of the game, from just 24 innings. He was also a T20 World Cup winner in Australia in 2022. He averages 55.77 in the ODI Cricket and 36.38 in the T20I Cricket.

"Test cricket was always the pinnacle for me growing up," he said. "At times I played well but in between just wasn't good enough or consistent enough, which was disappointing because I felt I was a better player than that.
"I took all three formats extremely seriously but the intensity of Test cricket was something else: five days plus the days building up. I'm a big trainer; I love hitting lots of balls and I'd train hard in the build-up, and then the days were long and intense. You can't switch off. I found it very mentally draining, especially the long Test series that I played, where my performances dropped off from the third or fourth Test onwards."

"But, you know, on the field I always did what I felt was right to win a game for the team. I never walked off the field if I got runs not caring about whether we had won or lost. It was always about winning and I'd always question myself as to whether I'd made the right decisions on the field to do that."

Malan represented England for 22 Tests, 30 ODIs and 62 T20Is and it was the T20I format where he thrived the most.