Deleveliers announced the retirement of the eyes, why did he leave himself...
Cricket fans were preparing for the IPL Eliminator KKR Vs Rajasthan Royals' Dhundharma struggle was going on. In the meantime AB DeVilliers gave a bad news. He retired from all forms of international cricket. Posting on Twitter, he wrote, "It is time to understand the responsibilities of others."
He is considered one of the greatest cricketer of the current generation. 114 Test, 228 One Day and 78 Twenty T20 Players' Dresser Name 'Mr. 360 Degree'
South African legend cricketer posted a video on Twitter There he was heard to say, "I have been seen as a tensational young cricketer before the 14th season. At that time I got a call to play in the national team. Today, in this situation, I have decided to retire from all forms of international cricket.
Why is the retirement decision still open, he said. Mr. Perfectionist of the Bay of Bengal said, "I'm tired of telling the truth. It was a difficult decision. Many thought before making the decision. "
He added, "It was the right time to stand aside after winning the series against India and Australia. It was difficult for me to choose different formats of one format. I decided I would play all kinds of cricket, otherwise I would not play.
The record of his 14-year career was quite thick. He is one of the fastest half-centuries (16 balls) in ODIs, the fastest century (31 runs) and the fastest 150 runs (64 runs). His second name as the second South African batsman in Test cricket is the highest score of 278 runs (unbeaten). He is the highest point (935) in South Africa in the ICC Test rankings. He received South African Cricketer of the Year award in 2014 and 15. His retirement decision has pushed the whole world to the world. Shocked South Africa Board President Chris Nenjani said, "Abby is in the list of South African all-rounders. His batting style has reached every level of cricket in another format. And the biggest thing is that, at the international stage or twenty-five yards of domestic cricket, ABR has always inspired new cricketers. The juniors learned a lot from him. We will all miss him.
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