Trentbridge.co.uk rounds up the world's media reaction following the news that Nottinghamshire and England spinner Graeme Swann has retired from cricket.
BBC Sport
Former England Captain and BBC Test Match Special pundit Michael Vaughan has called Graeme Swann 'One of England's greats'.
BBC Sport
Tom Fordyce, Chief Sports Writer for BBC Sport: 'Graeme Swann's retirement marks end of an era for England'.
BBC Radio 5 Live
BBC Test Match Special pundit Geoff Boycott has told BBC Radio 5 live that Monty Panesar should replace Graeme Swann as England's main spin bowler.
Sky Sports
SkySports.com says Swann's retirement has stunned the cricketing world.
Daily Mirror
Ian Botham salutes Swann as one of England's key men during their recent golden era.
ESPN Cricinfo
Brydon Coverdale pays tribute to Swann's achievement of finishing just 42 wickets short of Derek Underwood 297, England's most prolific wicket-taking spinner.
Times of India
The Times of India name Swann as the 'world cricket's premier spinner, with 255 wickets in 60 Tests at 29.96 since his Test debut in 2008'.
Daily Mail
Peter Hayter says Swann 'will stay in Australia with his family, but will not take part in the remaining two Ashes Tests after making the dramatic announcement on Saturday'.
The Guardian
The Guardian have all the Twitter reaction from Swann's fellow professionals and former players paying tribute to the England spinner.
The Independent
Stephen Brenkley says Swann's retirement 'gives England one more headache'.
The Nottingham Post
The Post have listed six of Graeme Swann's greatest moments for England.