Miller has scored 3,342 runs in 63 first-class matches, averaging 36.32 with six centuries and 19 half-centuries. The left-handed batsman has not been capped at Test level, but CSA Chief Executive Thabang Moroe is hopeful that he will make himself available in first-class cricket in the future. “It is disappointing to lose David from our pool of potential Test players,” Moroe said. “At the age of 29 he still has many years of good cricket left in him in all formats but at the same time we have to understand that he wants to throw his full weight into helping the Proteas to win the ICC World Cup. “He has time on his hands to resume his first-class career in due course and I sincerely hope that we have not seen the last of him in red ball cricket where he has shown his undeniable talents in the past.”
Published in Daily Times, September 12th 2018.
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