There is no official retirement age for cricket players, and it is always a decision made by the player themselves. Cricket boards do not enforce a mandatory retirement age, and players can retire at the earliest of their career or continue playing as long as their body supports them. For example, Australian player George Bradley Hogg played at the age of 47, and Indian player Pravin Tambe made his IPL debut at the age of 41. However, players usually retire from international cricket at around 35 years old and then play one more season of domestic cricket. Some players retire from Test cricket too soon, while others hold on too long and retire too late.