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David Miller moves away from Test cricket to focus on World Cup
Melbourne, Sep 11 (CRICKETNMORE): South Africa batsman David Miller on Tuesday made himself unavailable to play first-class cricket and effectively ended his Test career to focus on preparing for next year's World Cup.
The left-hander said it was a "a tough decision" to give up on red-ball cricket but he did so keeping in mind the 2019 World Cup.
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