10 Current cricketers who should retire from Test cricket

3. Martin Guptill

With scoring over close to 7000 runs in ODIs along with close to 3000 runs in T20Is, Martin Guptill right now has become a supreme entity in NZ’s white-ball cricket. The opener with his explosive batting has also amassed 16 ODI centuries along with 2 T20I tons. However, when it comes to the longest format, Guptill hasn’t been a soaring entity just like his limited-overs credentials.

That’s why the cricketer was last seen getting indulged in a Test match in 2016 and right now is a vigorous white-ball specialist who also plays some franchise cricket. Now with also especially being close to 35 years of age, Guptill rather than making a comeback in Test cricket will definitely prefer having an elongated white-ball career as much as possible. Also, with the two T20 and an ODI World Cup being scheduled in the coming years, the eminent white-ball opener will be eyeing to even further have a commendable run in white-ball cricket rather than getting reinvigorating himself in the whites.

Hence with a much bigger motive to make NZ grab a potential World Cup trophy, Martin Guptill definitely has some brimming white-ball responsibilities which in many ways might make him consider a potential Test retirement.