South Africa's Dean Elgar to retire from cricket at end of current season

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Former South Africa Test captain Dean Elgar has announced he will retire from cricket at the end of the current season. The left-handed opener represented South Africa in 86 Test matches during his international career. After his international stint, Elgar committed the last three seasons of his playing career to Essex in England's County Championship. The veteran batter made significant contributions to South African cricket, including serving as the team's Test captain.

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