Most cricketers stay in a related profession even after retirement or being dropped from the team. However, few decide to pursue normal jobs.
Joginder Sharma helped the Indian team win its first Twenty20 World Cup in 2007 with his incredible bowling. Despite that, his cricket career did not thrive and he serves as a DSP in Haryana Police.
Suraj Randiv played in the 2011 ODI World Cup for Sri Lankan team against India and was an active member of the team. He now lives in Melbourne, Australia, and works as a bus driver.
New Zealand’s Chatfield took 263 international wickets and played in 43 Tests and 114 ODIs. Currently, he drives a taxi in Wellington.
Australia’s second-fastest to reach 100 ODI wickets, Bracken retired from cricket in 2011 after a knee injury. Currently, he works as an account manager at Boral Concrete on the Central Coast.
Colin ‘Funky’ Miller’s career was brief but memorable. He played 18 Tests for Australia between 1998 and 2001. He moved to Las Vegas and works as Director of Facilities at Park MGM.
New Zealand’s Sinclair held the world record for the highest Test score until this year. He announced his retirement in 2013 and currently works as a real estate agent.