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Cape Town – When Star Proteas drummer AB de Villiers dropped his retirement bomb in May of that year, he left the question of playing
wave abroad.
According to the website Cricinfo De Villiers, 34, confirmed that the Indian Premier League (IPL) will be part of his international retirement plans "for a few years", and reiterated his desire to play for his franchise, the Titans.
In his retirement speech, De Villiers said that he had "no plans to play abroad", probably referring to taking a Kolpak affair in the same way his former teammates
"I will continue to play IPL for a few years,
and I would like to play for the Titans, and help some of the
young people. But there is no definite plan. I could not say that
"De Villiers says to iol.co.za ."
"There are
offer on the table from all over the world, but it will be good to wake up
and wonder what to do; to be normal. "
De Villiers represented the Daredevils of Delhi between 2008-2010, and from the 2011 edition to date has been a mainstay in the line Royal Challengers Bangalore.
The moment of his retirement also meant that De Villiers would end
his career without a cricket world cup winner medal, but he said that he had done
peace with this fact.
"For a long time, the World Cup was a
"But, in recent years, I've
realized that it's not realistic to be measured solely on what you
reach in this tournament. It will not be alpha and omega
my career.
The next World Cup in England will take place between May 30th and July 14th.
I made a big decision today pic.twitter.com/In0jyquPOK
– AB de Villiers (@ABdeVilliers17) May 23, 2018
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