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Quinton de Kock has mentioned that AB de Villiers was very much in contention to make the South Africa squad for the now postponed T20 World Cup

The theories encompassing Mr. 360, AB de Villiers' chance of coming out of retirement for the following year's T20 World Cup have been progressively rising.

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21 Jul 2020 12:43 IST

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The theories encompassing Mr. 360, AB de Villiers' chance of coming out of retirement for the following year's T20 World Cup have been progressively rising. Faf du Plessis has affirmed that AB de Villiers is as of now conversing with key figures in South African cricket. He is investigating their likelihood of coming out of retirement. And the new lead trainer of South Africa, Mark Boucher is saying he would request De Villiers to play on the occasion. It is South Africa's constrained overs chief Quinton de Kock now guessing the likeliness of AB de Villiers arrival.

The 27-year-old and talented batsman, Quinton de Kock has referenced about AB de Villiers. He said AB de Villiers was especially in dispute to make the South Africa crew for the T20 World Cup. However, ICC has now postponed the T20 World Cup to the next year. He discussed the worries of being a global skipper, aside from his astuteness to be a piece of the IPL. He additionally shared his perspectives on why he was not intense to assume control over the South African Test captaincy.

Quinton de Kock said that he did not want to burden himself with too many responsibilities

Quinton de Kock was talking to the show Cricket Connected. The proteas left-handed batsman retorted that he did not want any of the burdens for himself. He does not want too many responsibilities to get on top of him. Quinton de Kock said this when the host asked him about his thought process while saying no to Test cricket captaincy. He mentioned that leading the team for limited-overs formats makes him happy.

The wicketkeeper-batsman says that he thinks this is too much work, to be honest. He has lots of responsibilities. He has to play as a wicketkeeper, bat at the top order. All these are a lot for him. According to him, leading all three formats takes its toll normally. He is not the one to lead all three formats. With two of them, he is quite happy.