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The Sunrise of a New Chapter: Heinrich Klaasen Bids Adieu to Red-Ball Cricket

by Sarah Kendricks
January 9, 2024

Heinrich Klaasen, a South African cricket player, has retired from redball cricket after only four opportunities to represent his nation. Although selectors overlooked him in the recent series against India, Klaasen’s decision to step away from redball cricket is not the end of his journey in the sport. With a total of 5347 runs at an average of 46.09, Klaasen left behind a commendable legacy in the game. Cricket South Africa’s Director of Cricket, Enoch Nkwe, respects Klaasen’s decision and looks forward to his future performances in whiteball format.

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