Sir Alastair Cook has retired from professional cricket. Here is the former England captain's career in numbers.
161 - number of Test appearances for England.
12,472 - Test runs, placing him fifth in the all-time world list.
45.35 - his Test batting average.
294 - his career-best score, against India at Edgbaston in 2011 when England went to No.1 in the world Test rankings.
33 - Test centuries, a record for an Englishman, the last coming in his final Test. Five of those were double-hundreds.
2 - innings he needed to record his first Test hundred. He made an unbeaten 104 at the second time of asking on debut against India in Nagpur - after 60 at his first attempt.
59 - Tests in which Cook was England captain.
352 - first-class matches.
26,643 - first-class runs.
913 - runs scored in the 2019 County Championship season as Essex won the title.
14 - Cook's age when he made a century as a guest, making up the numbers for the MCC, against his own Bedford School team.
766 - runs scored in the 2010-11 Ashes series, when England won 3-1 in Australia - the Three Lions' only series win Down Under since the 1986-87 series.
92 - one-day internationals played by Cook, with five centuries and 19 fifties. He also played four Twenty20 internationals.