Know the cricket legends who took their last bow on a high

New Delhi: After Sachin tendulkar announced his retirement from International cricket, former cricketers including Saurav Ganguly and Javed Miandad have questioned the timing of his retirement. Sachin has not been in his best form and has averaged 36 from 27 tests in three years. But there are other cricket legends who bowed out on a high. India TV takes a look at these legends.Imran KhanHe retired after winning the 1992 World Cup in Melbourne but not before scoring a match winning 72. He also took a wicket. Imran came in to bat in the final when Pakistan had lost early wickets.Imran played 13 ODIs in 1992 and scored 229 at an average of 38.16 and took 12 wickets at an average of 34.58.Imran made 22 in his last testGreg ChappellGreg played his last test against Pakistan in 1983-84 and scored 182. In 1983 he played six tests and made 294 runs with one century and one fiftyJust before retirement he became the first Australian to score 7000 runs in tets,surpassing Bradman's aggregate of 6,996 runs.Glenn McGrathMcGrath took six wickets for 115 against England in his last test in 2006-7. he played his last ODI in 2007, taking one wicket.He took 39 wickets at an average of 18.92 in 20 matches he played in 2007. This was his third best show in a calendar year.He was also part of World Cup winning team. In his last test Australia thrashed England 5-0Dennis LilleeDennis took eight wickets in his last test match against Pakistan in at Sydney in 1983-84. This was the only test he played in 1984.In 1983 he played five tets and took 15 wickets at an average of 39.13. he was the leading wicket taker at the time of his retirement. He took 355 wickets in 70 tests.Sunil GavaskarGavaskar played his last test against Pakistan in 1987 in Bangalore, scoring 96, that too on a turning track. Though Pakistan won the test but Gavaskar batting was a treat to watch on a difficult wicket.In 1987 Gavaskar played five tests. He scored 300 runs at an average of 42.85 in seven innings.. he also scored 735 runs in 18 ODIs at an average of 49.00 in the same year.Just before retirement Gavaskar became the the first batsman to cross 10,000 runs in test cricket. He also scored his first century in ODI in his penultimate game.Shane WarneWarne, in his last test in 2007, took two wickets for 92. In the previous year he took 49 wickets at an average of 30.20 in 10 tets.He retired after setting the world record most wickets in tets. He took 708 wickets in 145 games.