Kumble, most successful bowler of India, announced his retirement to team-mates in Port of Spain, the reports said.

The leg-spinner has a great record of 547 wickets in 113 Tests and 337 wickets in 271 one-dayers and that’s the most by any Indian bowler.

The 36-year-old had already announced the World Cup would be his last one-day series before the team departed for the Caribbean in February.

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India defeated the World Cup debutants by a record one-day margin of 257 runs after piling up 413 for five, the highest
total in the tournament’s 32-year history. Bermuda were 156 all out.

“The margin gets us into the picture,” said a relieved Dravid. “We achieved what we wanted to.”

India were in disarray after Bangladesh shocked them by five wickets on Saturday, leaving the 2003 finalists one defeat away from a first-round exit.

They still need to score a convincing victory on Friday against Sri Lanka, seen as title contenders.

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