The South African player first retired, and then he chose to play
South African player Quinton De Kock broke his retirement decision. He changed his mind on Thursday and played in Pakistan, Iqbal Stadium. In this century, De Kock reached the third position in terms of scoring centuries in ODIs for South Africa. He left behind the former batsman Herschelle Gibbs.
Quinton De Kock scored 123 runs not out off 119 balls. He hit seven sixes and 8 fours against Pakistan on Thursday. De Kock left behind Herschelle Gibbs, with 21 centuries in ODI. Hashim Amla and AB De Villiers are ahead of De Kock. Amla has scored 27 and De Villiers has scored 25 centuries.
After the one-day World Cup, De Kock retired from the ODI format. The coming one-day World Cup will be played in South Africa. For this reason, he came back to ODI. De Kock is not only a good wicket keeper, but also he is a fabulous Batsman. In the era from 2013 to 2025, De Kock played 157 matches and he has scored 6,956 runs with 22 centuries.
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