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South Africa’s explosive middle order batsman David Miller has been out of South Africa’s ODI team since the 2025 Champions Trophy. In such a situation, the question was arising whether Miller will never be able to play ODI for South Africa. Meanwhile, team captain Tamba Bavuma has given a big update on the future of David Miller.
South African ODI captain Tamba Bavuma has clarified that David Miller is in South Africa’s ODI plans for the World Cup 2027. David Miller has signed a hybrid contract with Cricket South Africa (CSA).
David Miller left Australia’s limited overs tour in August to play with Northern Supervisors in the recently concluded ‘The Hundred’. Even though Miller is also out of the ODI team in England, but will return to the team for the three -match T20 series starting from September 10.
Captain Tamba Bavuma said, “I think this conversation took place during his contract, in which his availability was fixed during ‘The Hundred’. He was not originally available for selection, but I am in favor of this improvement. David is still in our ODI plan.”
By the World Cup 2027, David Miller will turn 38 years old. David Miller, who debuted internationally in May 2010, has scored 4,611 runs in 154 innings of 178 ODIs with an average of 42.30. During this time, seven centuries and 24 half -centuries have been scored from his bat.
ODI series between England and South Africa from tomorrow
Let us know that the South African team is on a three -match ODI series and England tour for the same match T20 series. The first ODI between the two will be played from tomorrow i.e. from September 2 in Headingley, Leeds. Tenba Bavuma is the captain of the team. At the same time, David Miller is not part of the team in this series. Earlier, South Africa defeated Australia in the three -match ODI series. Miller was not part of the team in that series either.