32 -year -old wicketkeeper batsman Quinton Dickock has withdrawn the decision of retirement from ODI and T20 International. Dickock retired from ODI after the 2023 ODI World Cup and from T20 International after the 2024 T20 World Cup. However, now he has taken a U-turn on his retirement decision. Dickock will once again be seen playing ODI and T20 International for South Africa. However, he is not taking back retirement from the test.

Dickock played his last match in the white ball format in the T20 World Cup in Barbados in 2024. This left -arm opener retired from ODI cricket after the 2023 World Cup, after which the then coach Rob Walter did not include him in the T20 team, as he was not sure about his long -term plans.

Now Quinton Dickock has been included in South Africa’s T20 and ODI teams. The current head coach of South Africa Shakuri Conrad, after discussing with this player, has included him in both the teams of limited overs.

Conrad said, “Dickock’s return to limited overs cricket is going to boost morale for us. When we talked about their future last month, it was clear that they still have a strong desire to represent the country. Everyone knows what quality they bring in the team and their coming back will be beneficial for the team.”

Dickock has so far scored 6770 runs in 155 ODIs at an average of 45.74 and a strike rate of 96.64. Dickock has been selected in the South African team for the ODI series against Pakistan. At the same time, he has also been selected in the South African team in the T20 International Series. He has 2584 runs in 92 T20 International matches.

T20 International Team- David Miller (Captain), Corbin Bosch, Dewald Brevis, Nandre Burger, Garald Koetzi, Quinton Dickock, Donovan Ferrera, Riza Hendrix, George Linde, Quenna Mafa, Lungi Nagidi, Nakaba Peter, Luan-Drain, Luan-Drain, Endilians, Endilas, Endilas.

ODI Team: Matthew Breetzke (captain), Corbin Bosch, Dewald Brevis, Nandre Burger, Gerald Koetzi, Quinton Dickock, Tony de Jorji, Donovan Ferrera, Byorn Fortuin, George Linde, Quenna Mafaka, Lungi Engidi, Nakaba Peter, Luan-Drean-Drean-Dreetorius.

T20 team against Namibia: Donovan Ferrera (Captain), Nandre Burger, Garald Koetzi, Quinton Dickock, Byorn Fortuine, Reeja Hendrix, Rubin Harman, Quenna Mafa, Rivaldo Moonsamy, Nakaba Peter, Luan-Dre Pretorius, andile Simlain, Jason Smith, Jason Smith, Lizad Williams.

South African wicketkeeper batsman Quinton de Kock has decided to make a comeback from retirement. After the 2023 ODI World Cup, Diccock said goodbye to international cricket. Now he has been selected in the South African squad for ODI and T20 series against Pakistan. The regular captain of the South African team, Tamba Bawuma, is still injured, in such a situation, different captains have been elected for Tests, T20 and ODIs on Pakistan Tour.

Quinton de Kock will return

Quinton de Kock has been selected in the South African squad for both ODI and T20 series against Pakistan. In the absence of Tamba Bavuma, D Kock’s return will be working to boost the South African team. Quinton de Kock was last seen playing in the 2023 ODI World Cup, which was personally spent very well for him. D Cock scored 549 runs in 10 matches of the World Cup at an excellent average of 59.40.

The Pakistan Tour of South Africa will start from October 12. 2 Tests, 3 T20s and 3 ODI matches will be played between the two teams. Quinton de Kock can be seen playing in ODI and T20 series. Dicock has so far scored 12,654 runs for South Africa in his historic international career. He has also scored 28 centuries and 68 fifty in all three formats.

South African ODI Squad for Pakistan Tour: Matthew Breetzke (captain), Corbin Bosch, Dewald Brevis, Nandre Burger, Gerald Koetzi, Quinton de Cock, Tony de Jorzi, Donovan Ferrera, Beyourne Fortuin, George Linde, Quenna Mafaka, Lungi Engidi, Nakaba Peter, Luan-Drean-Drean-Dreas

South African T20 Squad for Pakistan Tour: David Miller (Captain), Corbin Bosch, Dewald Brevis, Nandre Burger, Garald Koetzi, Quinton de Cock, Donovan Ferrera, Reeja Hendrix, George Linde, Quenna Mafaka, Lungi Nagidi, Nakaba Peter, Luan-Freedy Proteas, Endilas, Endilas, Endilas

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