10 Current cricketers who should retire from Test cricket

While T20 cricket in today’s time has seen an evolution in terms of the profusion of T20 freelancers or specialists, similarly even Test cricket now demands those players who earnestly have the pedigree to ascend.

By Jai Chainani

Updated - 22 Jul 2021, 12:53 IST

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9. Chris Morris

South Africa bowler Chris Morris. (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images)

Although Chris Morris is a complete T20 freelancer now, the all-rounder had played a total of four Test matches under the leadership of Hashim Amla and Faf du Plessis. With Morris now being 34 years of age, even if he desires to make a strong comeback for South Africa, the cricketer will elusively prefer getting indulged into playing some Test cricket.

As the speedster is a regular T20 freelancer, while simultaneously representing  South Africa in white-ball cricket, Morris would rather prefer playing a T20 League during SA’s Test fixtures instead of wearing the whites. Also, with constantly enduring some fitness concerns or the other, the all-rounder maybe not be having a solid body now to strenuously have a bowl with the red-ball.

Hence, with also some back-to-back ICC tournaments being lined up, Chris Morris might again prefer playing for Proteas perhaps also announcing his Test retirement for a mere formality.

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