England spinner Moeen Ali will not be coming out of retirement again after helping England draw the Ashes series against Australia 2-2, he said on Monday.
Moeen, 36, quit test cricket two years ago but was recalled to the squad in June after Jack Leach was injured following a text from captain Ben Stokes, playing four of the five matches in the series.
He moved up the order to bat at No 3 following an injury to Ollie Pope and despite suffering a groin injury, took three wickets on the final day at The Oval as England won the last test by 49 runs.
"That's me done," Moeen told Sky Sports. "If Ben Stokes texts me I'll delete it."
Moeen has played 68 tests, scoring over 3 000 runs and taking more than 200 wickets, as well as appearing in 129 one-day and 74 T20 internationals.
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