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Kagiso Rabada and Dwaine Pretorius “have not yet received medical clearance” to play
Migael Pretorius, 25, and 34 first-class matches, has earned an opening call for the South African team for the two-round home test series, starting on Boxing Day in Centurion. The news about Kagiso Rabada and Dwaine Pretorius is not so happy, with Cricket South Africa saying the two “have not yet received medical clearance to participate in the tour”, and that has cleared the way for the new face to be added as the 16th. member of the set-up.
“We are pleased to include Migael in the Proteas Test team for the Sri Lanka series. We are great at rewarding consistent good work and the player has done a lot to justify himself,” CSA selector coordinator Victor Mpitsang said in a sentence. . “We hope that this experience will be a great learning experience for him and that it can serve as an encouragement for players across the country, showing them that their chances may not be as far as they think.”
Migael Pretorius has had a blast in the current top-class South African season for the Knights, and is currently third on the list of the best turf carriers, with 19 strikes in five games, with a 7-for-102 best match results, achieved. against the Dolphins last month. Overall, he has 121 top-class wickets, as well as a 25.44 batting average.
South Africa had handed out opening calls to Sarel Erwee, Kyle Verreynne and Glenton Stuurman.
The South African test team will meet in Pretoria on Saturday to begin their preparation before the first test.
Team: Quinton de Kock (capt, wk), Temba Bavuma, Aiden Markram, Faf du Plessis, Beuran Hendricks, Dean Elgar, Keshav Maharaj, Lungi Ngidi, Rassie van der Dussen, Sarel Erwee, Anrich Nortje, Glenton Stuurman, Wiaan Mulder, Keegan Petersen , Kyle Verreynne, Migael Pretorius
