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Former South African cricketer AB de Villiers has revealed that the pressure and expectations of performing every time at the international level became unbearable. He added that he is relieved to have quit from all forms of international cricket but is still willing to play other T20 leagues.

CSA have signed a four-year MoU with South African Cricketers' Association (SACA), which deals with the benefits for all professional cricketers in SA. So now the professional players wouldn't have to be worried about their employment and regular income in return of representing the country.

AB de Villiers has stated that the moment he realized he didn’t have to measure his career based only on World Cup success, the decision to retire came easily. The former SA star has also revealed the much-anticipated question of if he would continue playing in Indian Premier League – he will.

ICC chief executive Dave Richardson has announced that he will step down from his role following the 2019 World Cup. The former South African cricketer has held the role at the ICC since 2012 after joining the governing body of the sport in 2002 as the ICC General Manager - Cricket.