Theunis de Bruyn has reported his retirement from global cricket at 30 years old. The South Africa player addressed the country in 13 Tests and two T20Is since making his presentation in January 2017. "I've been lucky to address my country at the most elevated level of cricket and that has been the proudest snapshot of my vocation," de Bruyn was cited as saying in a proclamation gave by his homegrown side Titans. "I've carried on with a youth dream, imparted changing areas to my legends and played cricket at a portion of the world's most notable settings; and I can't say thank you enough for the valuable open doors I have through this game. "Glancing back at all that I've accomplished, it is time I express farewell to global cricket and spotlight on the following section. I'm energized for what's to come brings to the table and anticipating pursuing more dreams and desires throughout everyday life." De Bruyn scored 468 disagreement 25 innings, with a single century that came against Sri Lanka in 2018. His last appearance for South Africa came in the Boxing Day Test against Australia at the MCG last year, in the guests' innings and 182-run rout, where he scored 12 and 28 in the two innings separately. De Bryun cut off the visit and got back in front of the New Year's Test for the introduction of his most memorable kid. De Bruyn was likewise an individual from the Pretoria Capitals, who wrapped sprinters up in the debut SA20 rivalry. He amassed 238 runs, finishing the season as the group's join second-most noteworthy run-getter.