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Has Quinton de Kock played his last game for South Africa? Update: Quinton de Kock apologises, will take the knee


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This is the truth of the 'Dying talent pool in South Africa.' Its board is inefficient in dealing with players. There is a reason why players from other countries didn't sign Kolpak deals as extensively.

 

I wouldn't mind him playing for NZ or some other country, CSA does not deserve him.

 

Edited by Chakdephatte
Posted
7 minutes ago, putrevus said:

You cannot force players to take knee.But it does not look good for De kock especially for refusing to take knee

 

why especially?

Posted
20 minutes ago, Lord said:

 

why especially?

He is white Afrikaan and their history of slavery. If true SA has to emerge then their team also should have their majority .Every white Afrikaan player has to understand their history .

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1 minute ago, putrevus said:

He is white Afrikaan and their history of slavery. If true SA has to emerge then their team also should have their majority .Every white Afrikaan player has to understand their history .

 

why can't it just be merit based? Two wrongs dont make a right.

 

Faf missing out on the team and Bavuma captaining is clearly racist as well

Posted
32 minutes ago, sarchasm said:

It's a gimmick in India and for our players. Not the same in South Africa . Use your brain.

A criminal gets wrongfully killed in Minnesota.  QDK who is playing a cricket world cup in UAE representing South Africa has to kneel on the ground for some seconds.  What for?

 

Also if kneeling does really help I mandate the following:

Kneeling should be mandatory between each over/wicket/every six & four.

Since cricketers have to kneel before starting their job, all people in employment across the world should do that before starting work.

Also 30 seconds to be added for every atrocity every committed around the world.

 

After all this atones for all sin isn't it?

:--D

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Cricket South Africa has issued this statement on Quinton de Kock's decision to withdraw from today's game due to "personal reasons": "Cricket South Africa (CSA) has noted the personal decision by South African wicketkeeper Quinton de Kock not to "take the knee" ahead of Tuesday's game against the West Indies. All players had been required, in line with a directive of the CSA Board on Monday evening, to "take the knee" in a united and consistent stance against racism. 

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