South African batter Quinton de Kock had to sit out the game against West Indies after refusing to take the knee for BLM. Should boards be forcing gestures on players? What happened to personal choice? Palki Sharma has a message for the South Africa national cricket team.

Gravitas: South African cricketer sits out match after not taking the knee

South Africa head coach Mark Boucher on Wednesday confirmed that Quinton de Kock will no longer continue as the Test skipper after the second match against Pakistan. Boucher`s remarks came on the eve of the second Test against Pakistan, set to begin on Thursday at Rawalpindi.

"When we get back after this tour we`ve got a bit of time before our next Test series so we can sit down and make a good, solid call on who can take over from him and release him from that burden and try and get the best out of him. It`s been tough on Quinny. If you`re not scoring runs it gets highlighted, especially if you`re a captain," ESPNCricinfo quoted Boucher as saying.

"We`re not that harsh on Quinny in this environment. We know that he`s a quality player and there`s a good innings around the corner for him. He has been given the extra burden of being captain and that can be tough and something he`s not used to," he added.

De Kock was appointed as the Test skipper for the 2020-21 summer until a permanent candidate was zeroed in.

Nauman Ali had made a memorable debut for Pakistan as he picked seven wickets, including a five-wicket haul in the second innings of the first Test, to power his side to a win over South Africa by seven wickets on day four.

With this win, Pakistan took a 1-0 lead in the two-match series. Chasing the target of 88, Pakistan openers Imran Butt and Abid Ali avoided risky shots as the team was not chasing a huge target. However, Anrich Nortje came out all guns blazing in the eighth over, removing both Abid (10) and Butt (12).

Azhar Ali and skipper Azam then joined hands in the middle. Both played brilliantly, scoring regular boundaries but with the team just two runs away, Keshav Maharaj dismissed Babar (30) in the 23rd over. Fawad Alam then came out and hit a boundary to take Pakistan over the line.

South Africa head coach Mark Boucher on Wednesday confirmed that Quinton de Kock will no longer continue as the Test skipper after the second match against Pakistan.

South Africa head coach Mark Boucher on Wednesday confirmed that Quinton de Kock will no longer continue as the Test skipper after the second match against Pakistan. Boucher`s remarks came on the eve of the second Test against Pakistan, set to begin on Thursday at Rawalpindi. "When we get back after this tour we`ve got a bit of time before our next Test series so we can sit down and make a good, solid call on who can take over from him and release him from that burden and try and get the best out of him. It`s been tough on Quinny. If you`re not scoring runs it gets highlighted, especially if you`re a captain," ESPNCricinfo quoted Boucher as saying. "We`re not that harsh on Quinny in this environment. We know that he`s a quality player and there`s a good innings around the corner for him. He has been given the extra burden of being captain and that can be tough and something he`s not used to," he added. De Kock was appointed as the Test skipper for the 2020-21 summer until a permanent candidate was zeroed in. Nauman Ali had made a memorable debut for Pakistan as he picked seven wickets, including a five-wicket haul in the second innings of the first Test, to power his side to a win over South Africa by seven wickets on day four. With this win, Pakistan took a 1-0 lead in the two-match series. Chasing the target of 88, Pakistan openers Imran Butt and Abid Ali avoided risky shots as the team was not chasing a huge target. However, Anrich Nortje came out all guns blazing in the eighth over, removing both Abid (10) and Butt (12). Azhar Ali and skipper Azam then joined hands in the middle. Both played brilliantly, scoring regular boundaries but with the team just two runs away, Keshav Maharaj dismissed Babar (30) in the 23rd over. Fawad Alam then came out and hit a boundary to take Pakistan over the line.

De Kock to no longer remain Test captain after Pak series, confirms Boucher

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/hard-work-paid-off-says-quinton-de-kock-after-defeating-india-251443">Quinton de Kock</a> fell five runs short of his century after dragging South Africa out of early trouble to 277 for nine at the close on the opening day of the first test against England at Centurion Park on Thursday.

England took a wicket with the opening delivery of the four-test series and had their hosts teetering on 111-5 after lunch but De Kock’s belligerent innings brought South Africa back into the match.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/james-anderson-becomes-fifth-bowler-in-this-decade-to-take-wicket-on-first-ball-of-test-270372">James Anderson</a> marked his 150th cap and return to the England attack with the first-ball wicket of opener Dean Elgar, setting the tourists up for early domination of an inexperienced home side seeking to halt a run of five successive test defeats.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/watch-punjabs-sam-curran-does-bhangra-with-owner-preity-zinta-after-defeating-delhi-207481">Sam Curran</a>’s skilful bowling earned him figures of 4-57 and Stuart Broad returned from illness to claim 3-52.

But De Kock wrestled the initiative away from England with an innings that combined early aggression, as he sought to impose himself on the bowlers, with later circumspection.

"We tried to make sure we kept up our intent, to keep ticking over and not get bottled up," De Kock told reporters.

"When England are on top, it's very tough to score runs against them."

He reached his 50 off 45 balls with some ferocious hitting before digging in to try to tire out the England bowlers on a hot day.

De Kock fell agonisingly short of a sixth test century as he feathered an away swinger from Curran through to wicketkeeper Jos Buttler for 95 off 128 balls.

De Kock featured in an 87-run sixth-wicket stand with 30-year-old debutant Dwaine Pretorius, who made 33, and 47 runs for the seventh wicket with Vernon Philander who was 28 not out at the close.

Curran led the way for the England bowlers, who had to do without Ben Stokes, forced off the field by dehydration although he did return to the field for the last hour.

The 37-year-old Anderson’s first ball in Test cricket for five months, having limped out of the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/from-batting-woes-to-pace-aces-major-takeaways-from-ashes-2019-249986">Ashes</a> series with a calf injury, was a warm-up delivery down the leg side that Elgar tried to flick at and edged to Buttler.

New regime&nbsp;

It was not the start South Africa, under a new coaching regime after an administrative crisis, were looking for against an England side who have battled with a flu bug in their camp since arriving almost two weeks ago.

But Zubayr Hamza, in his third test, boosted his chances of securing the regular No. 3 place with 39 before being caught in the slips by Stokes off Broad.

"We would have liked to have got them out but if we can keep them to under 300, we are confident we can go on and bat big," Curran said.

Quinton de Kock fell five runs short of his century after dragging South Africa out of early trouble to 277 for nine at the close on the opening day of the first test against England at Centurion Park on Thursday.

Quinton de Kock fell five runs short of his century after dragging South Africa out of early trouble to 277 for nine at the close on the opening day of the first test against England at Centurion Park on Thursday. England took a wicket with the opening delivery of the four-test series and had their hosts teetering on 111-5 after lunch but De Kock’s belligerent innings brought South Africa back into the match. James Anderson marked his 150th cap and return to the England attack with the first-ball wicket of opener Dean Elgar, setting the tourists up for early domination of an inexperienced home side seeking to halt a run of five successive test defeats. Sam Curran’s skilful bowling earned him figures of 4-57 and Stuart Broad returned from illness to claim 3-52. But De Kock wrestled the initiative away from England with an innings that combined early aggression, as he sought to impose himself on the bowlers, with later circumspection. "We tried to make sure we kept up our intent, to keep ticking over and not get bottled up," De Kock told reporters. "When England are on top, it's very tough to score runs against them." He reached his 50 off 45 balls with some ferocious hitting before digging in to try to tire out the England bowlers on a hot day. De Kock fell agonisingly short of a sixth test century as he feathered an away swinger from Curran through to wicketkeeper Jos Buttler for 95 off 128 balls. De Kock featured in an 87-run sixth-wicket stand with 30-year-old debutant Dwaine Pretorius, who made 33, and 47 runs for the seventh wicket with Vernon Philander who was 28 not out at the close. Curran led the way for the England bowlers, who had to do without Ben Stokes, forced off the field by dehydration although he did return to the field for the last hour. The 37-year-old Anderson’s first ball in Test cricket for five months, having limped out of the Ashes series with a calf injury, was a warm-up delivery down the leg side that Elgar tried to flick at and edged to Buttler. New regime It was not the start South Africa, under a new coaching regime after an administrative crisis, were looking for against an England side who have battled with a flu bug in their camp since arriving almost two weeks ago. But Zubayr Hamza, in his third test, boosted his chances of securing the regular No. 3 place with 39 before being caught in the slips by Stokes off Broad. "We would have liked to have got them out but if we can keep them to under 300, we are confident we can go on and bat big," Curran said.

Cricket: De Kock leads South Africa fightback against England

AB de Villiers and Quinton de Kock powred Bangalore to 205 &nbsp;against Chennai at the at the M.Chinnaswamy Stadium on Wednesday.

Both De Villiers and de Kock went berserk after Virat Kohli's wicket and slammed half-century&nbsp;each.

While De Villiers smashed 68 off just 30balls, de Kock destroyed Chennai's bowling attack by making 53 off 37 balls.

However, the two lost their wickets in quick successions. &nbsp;

Skipper Kohli brought a change in his batting position and opened with de Kock but failed to give that start after he gave simple catch to Ravindra Jadeja of Thakur.

Mandeep Singh too stood up for the team and slammed 17-ball 32 to help them set a decent total.

MS Dhoni on Wednesday won the toss and opted to bowl against Virat Kohli-led Bangalore at the M.Chinnaswamy Stadium on Wednesday.

It will be the first time when Kohli will come face to face with Dhoni in this year's cash-rich tournament.

Talking about his decision to bowl, Dhoni said,"We will bowl first. It (the pitch) looks good from the top, but when you rub the fingers over it, it's slightly wet. Sometimes it affects, sometimes it doesn't. It's a tough ground to defend. We have got equal amount of support (smiles). "

"It's rare, when you come to Bangalore, you don't get this kind of support. It's good, generally it's a good crowd in Bangalore irrespective of which team is playing. It is one of the best stadiums to play in because of the crowd," he added.

When asked if he feels there is any kind of rivalry with Virat, Dhoni said,"I never felt it was about a personal rivalry (on playing against Virat). It's a sport that we are supposed to play in the right spirit."

When asked Virat about the strategy he has for today's game, Virat said,"good to see the mix of yellow and red in the same stadium. Looking forward to a good game of cricket. We just need to focus on one game at a time. CSK have played some good cricket."

"Two teams play well and stay at the top and four others are fighting for two spots. We are in the group of four. We need to keep playing the kind of cricket we played in the last game. We have two changes as well," the Bangalore skipper added.&nbsp;

If seen the squad of the two teams, then for Chennai Karn Sharma and Faf du Plessis make way for Harbhajan and Imran Tahir, while Pawan Negi replaced Manan Vohra and Colin de Grandhomme is playing in place of Chris Woakes.

Teams: 
Bangalore (Playing XI): Quinton de Kock(w), Virat Kohli(c), AB de Villiers, Mandeep Singh, Corey Anderson, Colin de Grandhomme, Washington Sundar, Pawan Negi, Umesh Yadav, Mohammed Siraj, Yuzvendra Chahal

Chennai (Playing XI): Shane Watson, Ambati Rayudu, Suresh Raina, Sam Billings, MS Dhoni(w/c), Dwayne Bravo, Ravindra Jadeja, Harbhajan Singh, Deepak Chahar, Shardul Thakur, Imran Tahir

Both De Villiers and de Kock went berserk after Virat Kohli's wicket.

AB de Villiers and Quinton de Kock powred Bangalore to 205 against Chennai at the at the M.Chinnaswamy Stadium on Wednesday. Both De Villiers and de Kock went berserk after Virat Kohli's wicket and slammed half-century each. While De Villiers smashed 68 off just 30balls, de Kock destroyed Chennai's bowling attack by making 53 off 37 balls. However, the two lost their wickets in quick successions. Skipper Kohli brought a change in his batting position and opened with de Kock but failed to give that start after he gave simple catch to Ravindra Jadeja of Thakur. Mandeep Singh too stood up for the team and slammed 17-ball 32 to help them set a decent total. MS Dhoni on Wednesday won the toss and opted to bowl against Virat Kohli-led Bangalore at the M.Chinnaswamy Stadium on Wednesday. It will be the first time when Kohli will come face to face with Dhoni in this year's cash-rich tournament. Talking about his decision to bowl, Dhoni said,"We will bowl first. It (the pitch) looks good from the top, but when you rub the fingers over it, it's slightly wet. Sometimes it affects, sometimes it doesn't. It's a tough ground to defend. We have got equal amount of support (smiles). " "It's rare, when you come to Bangalore, you don't get this kind of support. It's good, generally it's a good crowd in Bangalore irrespective of which team is playing. It is one of the best stadiums to play in because of the crowd," he added. When asked if he feels there is any kind of rivalry with Virat, Dhoni said,"I never felt it was about a personal rivalry (on playing against Virat). It's a sport that we are supposed to play in the right spirit." When asked Virat about the strategy he has for today's game, Virat said,"good to see the mix of yellow and red in the same stadium. Looking forward to a good game of cricket. We just need to focus on one game at a time. CSK have played some good cricket." "Two teams play well and stay at the top and four others are fighting for two spots. We are in the group of four. We need to keep playing the kind of cricket we played in the last game. We have two changes as well," the Bangalore skipper added. If seen the squad of the two teams, then for Chennai Karn Sharma and Faf du Plessis make way for Harbhajan and Imran Tahir, while Pawan Negi replaced Manan Vohra and Colin de Grandhomme is playing in place of Chris Woakes. Teams: Bangalore (Playing XI): Quinton de Kock(w), Virat Kohli(c), AB de Villiers, Mandeep Singh, Corey Anderson, Colin de Grandhomme, Washington Sundar, Pawan Negi, Umesh Yadav, Mohammed Siraj, Yuzvendra Chahal Chennai (Playing XI): Shane Watson, Ambati Rayudu, Suresh Raina, Sam Billings, MS Dhoni(w/c), Dwayne Bravo, Ravindra Jadeja, Harbhajan Singh, Deepak Chahar, Shardul Thakur, Imran Tahir

IPL 2018: De Villiers, de Kock's century stand help Bangalore post 205 runs

The Australian cricket team is on tour to South Africa for a four-test match series. Currently, Aussies lead by 2-0 and looking forward to clinching the series.

In just one game, a lot of things has happened already and the ugly side of cricket is visible. Recently, Australian off-spinner <a href="http://www.wionews.com/sports/australian-bowler-nathan-lyon-fined-for-disrespecting-ab-de-villiers-34801">Nathan Lyon was booked </a>by ICC for disrespecting former South African skipper AB de Villiers.

Now, another incident which was escalated after <a href="http://www.wionews.com/sports/australian-bowler-nathan-lyon-fined-for-disrespecting-ab-de-villiers-34801">de Villiers&#39; run out incident</a> when both the teams were returning to their dressing rooms during the tea break on the fourth day of the first Test.

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A leaked CCTV footage showed David Warner apparently turning on De Kock as the players walked up a narrow staircase. Their captains said personal insults were at the root of a row between Australia&#39;s David Warner and South Africa&#39;s Quinton de Kock.

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Steve Smith: &quot;What was said and done during that interval was regrettable on both sides.&quot;

Faf du Plessis: &quot;From what I&#39;ve heard there was a lot of personal stuff being said, to and from.&quot;

The incident is in the hands of match referee Jeff Crowe, with no immediate clarity about when a decision could be expected.

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David Warner apparently turning on De Kock as the players walked up a narrow staircase during the team break on the 4th day of first Test.

The Australian cricket team is on tour to South Africa for a four-test match series. Currently, Aussies lead by 2-0 and looking forward to clinching the series. In just one game, a lot of things has happened already and the ugly side of cricket is visible. Recently, Australian off-spinner Nathan Lyon was booked by ICC for disrespecting former South African skipper AB de Villiers. Now, another incident which was escalated after de Villiers' run out incident when both the teams were returning to their dressing rooms during the tea break on the fourth day of the first Test. @davidwarner31 and @QuinnyDeKock69 Verbal Exchange during Tea Break. #AUSvSA pic.twitter.com/6Rr4Xkx2lQ — Thakur (@ThakurHassam) March 4, 2018 × A leaked CCTV footage showed David Warner apparently turning on De Kock as the players walked up a narrow staircase. Their captains said personal insults were at the root of a row between Australia's David Warner and South Africa's Quinton de Kock. Australian skipper, Steve Smith says Quinton De Kock was the instigator and got very personal with David Warner. pic.twitter.com/JftBJBmOoG — Myron Naicker (@myronnaicker) March 5, 2018 × Steve Smith: "What was said and done during that interval was regrettable on both sides." Faf du Plessis: "From what I've heard there was a lot of personal stuff being said, to and from." The incident is in the hands of match referee Jeff Crowe, with no immediate clarity about when a decision could be expected. WATCH: #Proteas captain @faf1307 on the incident involving David Warner and Quinton de Kock. Video: @whamzam17 @IOL @TheMercurySA @DailyNewsSA #SAvAUS #DavidWarner pic.twitter.com/KbpnXviEwP — IOL Sport (@IOLsport) March 5, 2018 ×

Watch: David Warner and De Kock row shows ugly side of cricket

A rejuvenated Tom Latham ensured a positive start to New Zealand&#39;s reply after Quinton de Kock bolstered South Africa with a defiant 90 on another wet day in the third Test in Hamilton.

When bad light ended play four overs early on Sunday, New Zealand were 67 without loss in reply to South Africa&#39;s 314.&nbsp;

Latham, who managed 24 in total in three previous innings in the series, was unbeaten on 42 after coming out on the right side of two reviews, with Jeet Raval on 25.

With New Zealand needing to win to square the series, it proved a successful day for Latham who had a standout performance in the field highlighted by an instinctive catch at short leg to remove Faf du Plessis.&nbsp;

But de Kock proved a much tougher obstacle on a frustrating day for the players when only 26 balls were possible between lunch and tea after rain also cost nearly three hours of play the previous day.&nbsp;

Just as his 91 in the first innings in Wellington set up South Africa up for an eight-wicket victory, de Kock again tormented New Zealand with his trouble-free approach.

Smart fielding&nbsp;

When he went to the middle with the fall of Temba Bavuma&#39;s wicket, South Africa were 148 for five and he held the innings together while the bottom half of the batting order added a further 166.&nbsp;

De Kock&#39;s 90 came off only 118 balls, highlighting why captain Faf du Plessis was determined to have him play despite the wicketkeeper-batsman suffering ligament damage to his right index finger.

He hit 11 fours and two huge sixes, one off New Zealand&#39;s best performed bowler Matt Henry and one off Jeetan Patel, as he dominated the off-spinner who had claimed his wicket cheaply in the drawn first Test.

But 10 runs short of his century he played across the line to Neil Wagner and was out lbw.

South Africa resumed the day at 123 for four and after Henry removed Bavuma for 29, du Plessis progressed to 53 before a smart piece of fielding by Latham at short leg.

On the third ball of Mitch Santner&#39;s opening over, Latham anticipated du Plessis was going to sweep and before the shot was played he was moving to his right where he flung out an arm to take the close-range catch.

Latham took another classy catch, just above ground level to his right at second slip to remove Vernon Philander for 11 off Henry.

Henry equalled his career best figures with four for 93, while Neil Wagner, who took three for an expensive 104, ended the South Africa innings with the wicket of the hard-hitting Kagiso Rabada who scored 34 off 31 deliveries.

(AFP)

South Africa were five down for 148 before Quonton de Kock's 80 ensured the Proteas reached 300

A rejuvenated Tom Latham ensured a positive start to New Zealand's reply after Quinton de Kock bolstered South Africa with a defiant 90 on another wet day in the third Test in Hamilton. When bad light ended play four overs early on Sunday, New Zealand were 67 without loss in reply to South Africa's 314. Latham, who managed 24 in total in three previous innings in the series, was unbeaten on 42 after coming out on the right side of two reviews, with Jeet Raval on 25. With New Zealand needing to win to square the series, it proved a successful day for Latham who had a standout performance in the field highlighted by an instinctive catch at short leg to remove Faf du Plessis. But de Kock proved a much tougher obstacle on a frustrating day for the players when only 26 balls were possible between lunch and tea after rain also cost nearly three hours of play the previous day. Just as his 91 in the first innings in Wellington set up South Africa up for an eight-wicket victory, de Kock again tormented New Zealand with his trouble-free approach. Smart fielding When he went to the middle with the fall of Temba Bavuma's wicket, South Africa were 148 for five and he held the innings together while the bottom half of the batting order added a further 166. De Kock's 90 came off only 118 balls, highlighting why captain Faf du Plessis was determined to have him play despite the wicketkeeper-batsman suffering ligament damage to his right index finger. He hit 11 fours and two huge sixes, one off New Zealand's best performed bowler Matt Henry and one off Jeetan Patel, as he dominated the off-spinner who had claimed his wicket cheaply in the drawn first Test. But 10 runs short of his century he played across the line to Neil Wagner and was out lbw. South Africa resumed the day at 123 for four and after Henry removed Bavuma for 29, du Plessis progressed to 53 before a smart piece of fielding by Latham at short leg. On the third ball of Mitch Santner's opening over, Latham anticipated du Plessis was going to sweep and before the shot was played he was moving to his right where he flung out an arm to take the close-range catch. Latham took another classy catch, just above ground level to his right at second slip to remove Vernon Philander for 11 off Henry. Henry equalled his career best figures with four for 93, while Neil Wagner, who took three for an expensive 104, ended the South Africa innings with the wicket of the hard-hitting Kagiso Rabada who scored 34 off 31 deliveries. (AFP)

New Zealand start strong after de Kock's blitzkrieg

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