Quinton de Kock Retirement: South African wicket-keeper batsman Quinton de Kock has made a big announcement. Actually, after the World Cup, Quinton de Kock will say goodbye to the ODI format. On Tuesday, South Africa announced its team for the World Cup. Quinton de Kock got a place in this team, but after this the wicket-keeper batsman gave a big blow to the South African Cricket Board with his decision.
Quinton de Kock gave a big blow to South Africa
The World Cup is to be held on Indian soil. The first match of this tournament will be played on 5 October. While the final match of the World Cup is to be played on November 19 at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. South Africa announced its team for this tournament. But after the South African team was announced, Quinton de Kock took a big decision. Quinton de Kock will not play in ODI format after the World Cup.
🟡ANNOUNCMENT 🟢
Quinton de Kock has announced his retirement from ODI cricket following the conclusion of the ICC @cricketworldcup in India 🏆 🏏
What’s your favorite Quinny moment throughout the years? pic.twitter.com/oyR6yV5YFZ
— Proteas Men (@ProteasMenCSA) September 5, 2023
Quinton de Kock’s career has been like this…
Looking at Quinton de Kock’s ODI career, this player has represented South Africa in 140 matches. Apart from this, Quinton de Kock has played 54 Tests and 80 T20 matches for South Africa. Quinton de Kock scored 5966 runs in 140 ODIs. During this, Quinton de Kock’s average is 44.86 and strike rate is 96.09. Also, Quinton de Kock has scored 17 centuries in ODI format. Apart from this, Quinton de Kock has crossed the fifty-run mark 29 times.
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