Peter Mor, who has played 85 international matches for 2 countries, retired at the age of 34, was a career

Ireland cricket team opener Peter Moore has announced his retirement from international cricket at the young age of 34 years. He played a total of 85 matches in his international career, including teams in formats. Let us know that this big player of Ireland did not make international debut for this team. He only played Test format for Ireland.

For which country did Peter Moore make international debut?

Peter Moore of Ireland played his last international match against the same country, for which he made his debut. Yes, this batsman played international cricket for two countries. On 2 February 1991, Moore was born in Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe.

Peter Moore played his international debut against Bangladesh playing for Zimbabwe on 26 November 2014. After this, he made his Test and T20 debut for Zimbabwe in 2016.

In 2019, he was also appointed as the vice -captain of Zimbabwe, but after that he took a new twist in his career. Peter Moore made it to the Ireland cricket team after receiving the Irish passport. He made his international debut for Ireland in Dhaka at the age of 32 in 2023.

Played final international against Zimbabwe

Peter Moore played his last international Test against the same country, for which he played cricket for 8 years. On 10 February 2025, Peter played the last Test against Zimbabwe, in which he scored a total of 34 (4+30) runs. Please tell that Peter played only in Test format against Ireland, while he had played in all three formats against Zimbabwe.

Peter Moore International Career

In his international career, Peter Moore played 15 Tests, 49 ODIs and 21 T20 matches. In this, he scored 734, 827 and 364 runs respectively. He could never score a century in all three formats, although he has 11 half -centuries in his name.