Sydney: England Dough Jos Buttler expressed disappointment after South African Wicketkeeper Quinton de Kock announced his retirement from the cricket test.
De Kock on Thursday announced his retirement from the Cricket test with a direct effect.
Cricket South Africa (CSA) said De Kock had quoted its intention to spend more time with her growing family for the time and reason for her relatively early retirement from the format.
Goal goalkeeper’s dough and his wife, Sasha, anticipated the birth of their first child who was newborn in the coming days.
“It was the personal situation of Quinton himself, but as a fan of cricket and fans weighed, I was disappointed that he was at that stage.
I like watching him, keeping the goal and playing the cricket test.
The cricket world will miss him in that format.
But I think praise him for making a decision What’s right for him, “said Jos Buttler as quoted by Espncricinfo.
Regarding the catch was dropped in the third ash test in Melbourne, Buttler said that it was one of the worst feelings.
“This is a very quiet place dropping catches.
It is one of the worst feelings in cricket, releasing your friends.
It doesn’t just hurt you, it hurts the whole team.
You can certainly be very strong.
With your character to try coming through it.
Especially when you are wicketkeeping, there is no place to hide, “said Buttler.
Buttler further said that he still wanted to play in the test format even after Abysmal shows in Abu.
“This is certainly my ambition.
I don’t think I won’t enter that much as I have done if not.
I have fantastic family support – they strongly support me and my career and make a lot.
Sacrifice for it.
That’s one thing that gives You have a lot of motivation and encouragement to try to make everything worth it.
It certainly maintains my drive and ambition to try and play, “Buttler said.
Australia has defended ash after getting a 3-0 lead which cannot be denied in the five-match series.
The fourth test will begin on January 5.