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Aaron Finch RETIRES from ODIs: Australian T20 captain's top records and achievements - IN PICS

Australian white-ball captain Aaron Finch dropped a bombshell when he announced on Saturday (September 10) that he was taking retirement from ODIs post the conclusion of the Hadlee-Chappell trophy. Finch featured in 145 matches for Australia in ODI, having made his debut in 2013. He got many records and achievements in his illustrious career. We take a look at all of them here.

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Updated:Sep 10, 2022, 07:52 AM IST

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Aaron Finch has 17 ODI tons

Aaron Finch slammed 17 ODI tons in just 145 matches and is on fourth in the list of Australian batters with most numbers of tons in 50-over format. Above him are Ricky Ponting (29 tons in 374 matches), David Warner (18 tons in 138 matches) and Mark Waugh (18 tons in 244 matches). (Image source: Twitter)

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Aaron Finch has scored more than 5,000 ODI runs

What an ODI career Aaron Finch has had. He featured in 145 matches for Australia in the 50-over format, accumulating 5401 runs at an average of 39.15 with a strike rate of 87.82. (Image source: Twitter)

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Aaron Finch led his team to the semi-finals of the ICC ODI World and T20 World Cup title

Before the 209 World Cup, Finch was named the captain of the white-ball teams and his first task was to defend the ODI world title. His troops fought well under him, as they made it to semi-finals despite not many rating them highly in the tournament. Two years later, Finch led Australia to another World Cup title, in the T20 format. He will be the captain again at in 2022 edition and will try and defend the trophy. (Image source: Twitter)

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Aaron Finch is a World Cup winner

Aaron Finch was the part of the World Cup-winning Australian squad in 2015. Michael Clarke-led Aussies beat New Zealand in the final to lift the trophy for the fifth time. (Image source: Twitter)

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Aaron Finch was named as Australia men’s ODI Player of the Year

Aaron Finch won the Australia's men's ODI player of the Year award in the year 2020, beating compatriots Usman Khawaja and David Warner. With 1,141 runs at an average of 51.86 in the voting period, he also slammed 4 centuries and won by maximum number of votes. (Image source: Twitter)