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How does Firdose Moonda characterize Dean Elgar's retirement in terms?

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Post time 24-12-2023 13:56:21 | Show all posts |Read mode
Dean Elgar is gone, taking with him a specific type of cricket player from a specific era that we might not see again. It would not be hyperbole to describe Elgar as one of South Africa's post-readmission originals. His whole professional career aligned with the nation's heyday in Test cricket, and even after the glitter settled, he continued to be a shining light. With hundreds against all but two of the opposition he faced, contributions to some of the team's most cherished victories, and status as one of the greatest Test-match players to represent South Africa, he will leave the international arena among his country's top ten batters.

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Post time 24-12-2023 14:04:33 | Show all posts
Moonda reflects on Dean Elgar's retirement as the end of a cricketing era for South Africa.
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Post time 24-12-2023 14:13:47 | Show all posts
Dean Elgar's departure marks a significant shift in the landscape of South African cricket, according to Firdose Moonda.
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Post time 24-12-2023 14:32:18 | Show all posts
Elgar's retirement, as noted by Moonda, signals the close of a distinctive chapter in South African cricket history.

                          
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