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Keshav Maharaj creates entrance in Proteas ICC Champions Trophy squad
- Updated: April 19, 2017
Keshav Maharaj
Johannesburg: Indian-origin left-arm spinner, Keshav Maharaj has been enclosed in a 15-man Proteas patrol for a ICC Champions Trophy, Cricket South Africa (CSA) announced today.
The patrol will play 3 ODIs opposite England starting with a initial compare during Headingley in Leeds on May 24th, before their initial organisation compare of a ICC Champions Trophy opposite Sri Lanka during a Oval on Jun 3.
The 26-year-old Maharaj has had an considerable entrance deteriorate for a Test squad, and comes into a patrol to accelerate a spin options alongside Imran Tahir.
Morne Morkel creates a lapse to a limited-overs format after scarcely 10 months, adding knowledge to a gait bowling organisation featuring Kagiso Rabada, Wayne Parnell, Chris Morris, Dwaine Pretorius and Andile Phehlukwayo.
CSA convener of selectors, Linda Zondi, says a selectors have picked a clever patrol that covers all of a combinations and conditions on offer for a eighth book of a eight-team event.
“We have been operative with this organisation of players for a final dual seasons where a pivotal importance has been coherence in selection,” Zondi commented.
“That has shown in how this organisation has achieved over a final while, that has resulted in winning 3 uninterrupted ODI series.
“We feel we have a patrol that covers each unfolding that we could presumably be faced with on a tour. Most importantly, each actor knows and understands their purpose and value within a squad.
“Keshav has had an well-developed entrance deteriorate for a Test side and his inclusion in a patrol gives us a spinner with a opposite skills and additional batting depth. We have seen how critical it is to bat low in ODI cricket, this choice will give us that cover if needed.” The patrol will skip for England on May 16 and will start their preparations with dual 50-over debate matches opposite Sussex and Northants.