Steve Smith has retired from one-day internationals following Australia's defeat to India in the Champions Trophy semifinals, Cricket Australia said on Wednesday.
The 35-year-old batsman, who led the team in the absence of regular skipper Pat Cummins, will continue to play tests and T20 internationals.
Smith told his teammates of his decision to retire immediately after Australia's four-wicket defeat in Dubai on Tuesday, having top-scored with 73 in his side's 264 all out.
"It has been a great ride and I have loved every minute of it," Smith said in a Cricket Australia press release.
After making his debut against the West Indies in 2010 as a leg-spinning allrounder, Smith went on to play 170 ODIs, scoring 5 800 runs at an average of 43.28.
He smacked 12 centuries and 35 half-centuries, and was a member of Australia’s 2015 and 2023 World Cup-winning teams.
"There have been so many amazing times and wonderful memories," Smith said.
"Winning two World Cups was a great highlight along with the many fantastic teammates who shared the journey.
"Now is a great opportunity for people to start preparing for the 2027 World Cup so it feels like the right time to make way.
"Test cricket remains a priority and I am really looking forward to the World Test Championship Final (in June), the West Indies in the winter and then England at home.
"I feel I still have a lot to contribute on that stage."