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Klaasen Has Been Transparent With CSA In Last Few Months, Fully Respect Retirement Decision, Says Nkwe
Enoch Nkwe, South Africa’s Director of national teams and High Performance, said Heinrich Klaasen had been transparent in communication with Cricket South Africa (CSA) in last few months, adding that he fully respects the keeper-batter’s decision to retire from international cricket.
On Monday, Klassen announced through his Instagram account that he is stepping away from playing international cricket for South Africa. Apart from playing four Tests, Klaasen represented South Africa in 60 ODIs and 58 T20Is.
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