Heinrich Klaasen has played only four tests for South Africa.

South African wrestler Heinrich Klaasen has announced his retirement from Test cricket. He released the T-20 playing release. Klaasen has played only four Test matches for South Africa. He made his debut in Ranchi Test against India in 2019.

Heinrich is the second South African player to take the Saint in this year’s opening Test. Before you, Dean Elgar had announced his retirement from Test cricket. He played his last Test in the Second Test against India in Cape Town on 3 January.

Information given on social media
Heinrich at the announcement of his placement. He posted and wrote, I have announced to take a saint from red ball (Test) cricket. I love this document. It does not matter. I couldn’t sleep any night. After much thought on this, I announced sainthood. Had to face many evils inside and outside the field. Who made me cricket. The Test match was great and I am happy that I could represent the country.

South Africa played 54 and 43 T-20s
Klaasen said that he will remain an associate in T-20. He is a permanent member of the South Africa national team. Klaasen has played a total of 54 forward and 43 T20 matches for South Africa so far. During this period, his rating was 1723 runs at an average of 50 at an average of 40.07 and 722 runs at an average of 22.56 in 39 innings of T-20. Klaasen has four centuries and six centuries to his name and four centuries in T20.

2 test match series between South Africa and New Zealand
After India’s series against South Africa, it will now play a 2-Test series against New Zealand from February 4. After this, teams will also play against West Indies, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Pakistan.