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England wicketkeeper-batter Craig Kieswetter was forced to bring his international career to an early end at just 27.

A serious eye injury played a major role in his decision to retire.

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Kieswetter had shown plenty of promise during his time with England and produced one of his finest performances in the 2010 T20 World Cup final. His contribution with the bat earned him the Player of the Match award as England lifted the trophy.

England fast bowler John Turner had an even shorter international career. He retired from both international and professional cricket at just 25.

Turner represented England in four ODIs before a back injury disrupted his career.

Having been unable to play for an extended period, he eventually decided to walk away from the game altogether.

Pakistan spin great Saqlain Mushtaq retired from international cricket at 27.

The celebrated off-spinner had troubled batsmen worldwide with his variations before a knee injury forced him to undergo surgery.

His return did not produce the same impact, eventually leading to his retirement.

Australia's Will Pucovski saw his promising career repeatedly interrupted by concussion issues.

The batter made his Test debut against India but suffered multiple blows to the head during his playing career.

At 27, Pucovski chose to prioritise his health and announced his retirement, bringing an early end to a career that had promised much.