AB de Villiers declared retirement from international cricket: 'I'm tired now'

AB de Villiers have represented South Africa for 14 years.
South African batsmen and former captain AB de Villiers have announced quick retirement from the international cricket.
AB de Villiers represented their country's 114 test matches, 228 one-day matches and 78 T-Twenty20 matches in their 14-year-old career.
AB de Villiers said in a video released on Twitter, "Now they want to take away the cricket and want to give the opportunity to others." He said, 'I have completed my turn and the truth is that I'm tired now.'
Thank you all colleagues, AB de Villiers said that they never become such players without support of them that they are today.
AB de Villiers said he will continue playing with his local team Titans and will be the biggest support of his team and captain Faf Doo Plasee. "
The tweet of AB de Villiers was tweeted more than 13,000 times in an hour, and immediately on the social media cricketer and fans expressed their reaction and praised them.

Read More

Despite the financial crisis, Zimbabwe ready to host cricket Pakistan

Zimbabwe is suffering from the worst financial crisis at the moment, however, he has assured Pakistan cricket board officials that Zimbabwe is ready to host the Pakistani team in July-August.

This assurance has been made at the time when Managing Director, Faisal Hussain, who belonged to Zimbabwe cricket Pakistan, resigned from his post.

Faisal Hussain had given the responsibility of several years to the ICC Finance Department from the Pakistan Cricket Board.

Last year, he was employed in Zimbabwe by telling the ICC job well.

The three national T-20 cricket tournaments in Pakistan, Australia and Zimbabwe will be held in every sports club from July 1st. The final of the Dublin League will also be held in Harare.

There will be five-day international matches between Pakistan and Zimbabwe from 13 to 22 July.

Sources say Zimbabwe is under accusation of corruption. The main officials of Zimbabwe did not attend the ICC meeting in Col Kota.

Zimbabwe petitioned the ICC request, which rejected the ICC and clarified that if Zimbabwe's cricket cases were not correct, it could be banned.

Sources say that a PCB International operation officer contacted telephone from Zimbabwe and asked for the assurance.

Zimbabwe says he is ready to host Pakistan team. According to the series of National Tournament and five-one match series.

Read More

Decision to issue a notice to Mohammad Hafeez on controversial interview

Lahore: PCB has decided to issue a notice to Mohammad Hafeez on controversial interview.

Mohammad Hafeez criticized the ICC policy with suspicious bowling action in the British Broadcasting institute, saying that how a human eye can see only one degree difference. He said that implementation of the ICC law has two standards, strengths, ties and soft cuts are ignored.

Mohammad Hafeez, as well as the performance of the Batsman, was also better than many batsman, but also raised questions on not being included in the T-Twenty-squad, after which the PCB decided to issue a noticeable notice to Mohammad Hafeez on controversial interview. According to sources, the cricket board will respond to the all-rounder on the violation of the discipline.

Read More