David Miller vows Proteas commitment ahead of crucial Australia ODI series
Veteran big-hitter David Miller is targeting a spot in South Africa’s upcoming Home Cricket World Cup squad, welcoming internal squad competition and embracing his role as a un-contracted player.
David Miller has pledged his commitment to the Proteas ahead of a crucial three-match One-Day International series against Australia, starting at Kingsmead in Durban on Wednesday. As the oldest player in the current squad, Miller is aware of the competition posed by rising talents Tristan Stubbs, Matthew Breetzke, and Dewald Brevis.
Despite his impending retirement from national duty, Miller remains focused on giving his best for South Africa and welcomes the increase in quality that has emerged in the team. The veteran batsman has previously expressed his enjoyment of facing Australia, one of the most formidable ODI competitors, stating that he thrives on the challenge of testing himself against the world's best.
Miller has not received a national contract from Cricket South Africa, but he confirms his ongoing dedication to representing his country, despite the changes in his professional status. He emphasizes the importance of clear communication between himself, the team management, and relevant authorities to ensure his continued participation in the upcoming series.
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