South Africa’s explosive batter David Miller cleared the air on his T20I retirement rumours following the devastating loss within the ICC T20 World Cup 2024 closing, saying that he’ll proceed to be accessible and play for the Proteas. The Proteas’ hopes of successful the inaugural World Cup have been crushed once they misplaced to India within the closing by 7 runs. Social media customers began making claims that Miller had declared his retirement from the Twenty20 Internationals a number of days after the ultimate. Nonetheless, the left-handed batter rubbished these rumours and confirmed that he has not retired from the format.

“Opposite to some stories, I’ve NOT retired from T20 Worldwide cricket. I’ll proceed to be accessible to play for the Proteas. One of the best is but to come back,” Miller wrote in his Instagram story.

Earlier, Miller expressed unhappiness at his crew’s loss to India within the closing of the ICC T20 World Cup on Saturday at Barbados, saying that the defeat was a “powerful tablet to swallow”.

Over the past over, Miller, identified to ship clutch, breakthrough and match-winning performances for the Proteas, tried an enormous shot when 16 runs have been wanted from six balls. Nonetheless, the ball discovered Suryakumar Yadav close to the boundary, who plucked a outstanding catch to show the match fully in India’s favour with the batters’ dismissal for 21 runs. The Males in Blue captured their second ICC T20 World Cup title with a seven-run win.

Taking to Instagram on Monday, Miller wrote, “I’m gutted!! Actually powerful tablet to swallow after what transpired 2 days in the past. Phrases do not clarify how I’m feeling. One factor I do know is how proud I’m of this unit. This journey was an unbelievable one, with highs and lows all through the whole month. Now we have endured ache, however I do know this crew has the resilience and can hold elevating the bar.”

In 9 matches, Miller scored 169 runs within the event at a mean of 28.16, with a half-century and strike fee of 102.42. His greatest rating was 59*.

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