Cricket
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Dale Steyn Tweets Apologies to Virat Kohli After Being Ignored From South Africa Squad For T20I Series Against India!
South Africa speedster Dale Steyn has expressed disappointment after the selection committee did not name him in the T20 international squad for their upcoming tour to India. Steyn took to Twitter to show his frustration and while replying to a tweet, Steyn said that the CSA selectors may have missed his number despite the pacer making himself available for selection.
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Dale Steyn Takes a Dig at South African Selectors After Not Getting Selected for T20I For India Tour
Pacer Dale Steyn announced his retirement early last week but remained available for selection for the shorter format of the game. However, Steyn has been ignored for the upcoming tour of India and is not a part of the squad which will play three T20Is and as many Test matches.
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Enoch Nkwe Named Interim Team Director of Cricket South Africa for Tour of India
Cricket South Africa on Friday appointed Enoch Nkwe as the interim Team Director for the upcoming India tour, starting on September 15. He will take over from Ottis Gibson, who had to exit as head coach of the team with CSA announcing a revamped management structure
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Sachin Tendulkar Wishes Hashim Amla a 'Wonderful Retired Life', Calls the South African Batsman Inspiration for Youngsters
Former Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar always wishes fellow cricketers on their achievements and retirement decision. After South Africa cricketer Hashim Amla announced his retirement from international cricket on Thursday, the master blaster wished Amla a wonderful retired life.
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Hashim Amla, South African Cricketer Announces Retirement From International Cricket
Hashim Amla, South African batsman, has announced his retirement from international cricket with immediate effect. The 36-year-old's decision brought an end to a 15-year long illustrious career that saw the veteran becomes one of South Africa’s greatest batsman and a cricketing legend. Amla represented South Africa in over 300 international games and scored more than 18000 international runs.
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Hashim Amla Retirement: Cricket Fraternity Pays Tribute to South African Legend After He Decides to Bid Adieu to International Cricket
Social media has been flooded with tributes for South Africa great Hashim Amla following his announcement of retiring from all formats of the international game. Amla, who scored over 18,600 runs recording 55 centuries and 88 half-centuries in the process, on Thursday, brought an end to his 15-year-old long stellar career.
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Hashim Amla Retires: Five Memorable Knocks of South African Batting Great
Hashim Amla leaves international cricket after a 15-year long career that saw him representing South Africa in 349 international games and scoring 18,672 runs that include 55 centuries. He made his debut at the Eden Gardens in 2004. Take a look some of the most memorable knocks for South Africa.
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Hashim Amla Announces Retirement From International Cricket With Immediate Effect
Hashim Amla, South African batsman, has announced his retirement from international cricket with immediate effect. The 36-year-old's decision brought an end to a 15-year long illustrious career that saw the veteran becomes one of the protea's greatest batsman and a cricketing legend.
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Dale Steyn Overwhelmed by Wishes After Announcing Test Retirement, Posts Heart-Felt Message on Instagram (See Post)
Steyn, on Wednesday, made a heartfelt post on social media where he expressed gratitude to all those who congratulated him after he announced his retirement from Test cricket. "What a ride. Just a quick thank you to everyone for the kind messages over the last two days. Simply blown away by all the people who have messaged/congratulated me. Thank you," said Steyn on Instagram.
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Kane Williamson’s Cheeky Tribute on Dale Steyn Retirement: New Zealand Skipper Recalls Moment When South African Great Cracked His Abdominal Guard
Kane Williamson, New Zealand skipper shared a memento of one such fierce battle with the South African great as a tribute to Steyn. Williamson shared a picture of an abdominal guard, which was cracked by Steyn during a Test match between South Africa and New Zealand.
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Dale Steyn Retires From Test Cricket: A Look at South African Pacer's Prolific Test Career & Records
South African pacer Dale Steyn announced his retirement from Test cricket on Monday. The 35-year-old who made his Test debut against England in 2004, scalped 439 wickets in 93 matches and is South Africa's all-time highest wicket-taker in the format. Steyn in a statement released by Cricket South Africa (CSA) said that he has taken the decision to prolong his career.
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Dale Steyn Retirement: Other Than Cricket, the South African Pacer Has a Great Passion for Surfing and These Photos Are A Proof!
South African cricketer Dale Steyn turned down the curtains on his Test career. Steyn is a man of many adventures and his love for surfing is something which is known to all the cricket fans. Steyn’s Instagram account is full of pictures of surfing and the photos clearly states that surfing makes the South African pacer too happy.
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Dale Steyn Retires From Test Cricket: Here’s a Look at Four Best Bowling Performances of South African Pacer in Tests
The veteran made his debut way back in 2004 and was a nightmare for the batsman throughout his career. The Steyn-gun featured in 93 Tests and took 439 wickets, which is a record figure by a Proteas bowler. The right-arm-fast-bowler also registered 26 five-wicket and five 10-wicket hauls. Let’s have a look at some great spells bowled by Dale Steyn in Test Cricket.
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Dale Steyn Retires from Test Cricket: Virat Kohli, AB De Villiers and Others Congratulate ‘Pace Machine’ on an Incredible Career
Twitter flooded with tributes to Dale Steyn as soon as he announced his Test retirement with many international cricketers, including Steyn’s national teammates Faf du Plessis, AB de Villiers and his IPL captain Virat Kohli, lauding the ‘pace machine’ for his contribution to red-ball cricket.
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Dale Steyn Retires from Test Cricket: South Africa Fast Bowler Announces Immediate Retirement from the Longest Format of the Game
Dale Steyn has announced had immediate retirement from Test cricket. The 36-year-old South African great revealed that he took the decision in order to prolong his career and that it was for the best of his cricket career. Steyn, however, will be available to represent the South Africa national cricket team in One-Day and T20 internationals.
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ICC T20 World Cup 2020 Dates: Host, Teams, Venues and Format of the Seventh Edition of Men’s Twenty20 World Cup
The ICC T20 World Cup 2020 is just over a year away. It is scheduled to start on October 18, 2020, and will go on till November 15, 2020. It will be held in Australia and will involve 12 international teams and will be played in Super 12 format. West Indies are the defending champions.
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