Unarguably the finest bowler of his generation, Dale Steyn made a name for himself with his fiery pace combined with a deadly outswinger to go along with his aggressive celebrations. He has led the Protea attack for a number of years now but carries the pain of bowling the final over of his side's campaign at the 2015 World Cup that saw New Zealand's Grant Elliot knock them out with a six. Now 35, and struggling with injuries, Steyn will have to work hard on his fitness if he wants to realise his long-cherished dream of winning the Cup. Initial omens are looking good for him as he made a comeback to South African colours this year after a lengthy lay-off period meaning that he is still part of South Africa's plans heading into the 2019 WC.
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ICC World Cup 2023: South African pacer Dale Steyn named his five bowlers to watch out for in the ICC World Cup 2023. Surprisingly, his list did not feature India's Jasprit Bumrah and Australia's Mitchell Starc.
Dale Steyn explained how the pace and bounce on the Australian pitches will be helpful for Suryakumar Yadav in the upcoming World Cup.
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In a set up like the Indian Premier League (IPL) where each team has many young and uncapped players who look up to the stars to model their game on, an aggressive player like Kohli makes a huge impact.
Steyn announced his retirement from all cricket on Tuesday. He featured in 93 Tests (439 wickets), 125 ODIs (196 wickets) and 47 T20Is (64 wickets).
South Africa's Dale Steyn announced his retirement from all forms of cricket on Tuesday.
The 38-year-old Steyn took to Twitter to announce his retirement, ending an outstanding career during which he played 93 Tests, 125 ODIs and 47 T20Is and picked 439, 196 and 64 respectively for the Proteas.
South African cricketer Dale Steyn took to social media on Wednesday to reveal that he is retiring from all forms of cricket from immediate effect.
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Steyn said he used to apply a few tricks to break the current Indian team skipper's confidence by "playing mind games" when Kohli was finding his feet in the Indian side
South African fast bowler Dale Steyn, who was also the part of the playing XI in the game, termed the moment 'legendary'.
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Dale Steyn took to his official Twitter account to issue a clarification after his comments on the Indian Premier League caused an uproar across social media.
Dale Steyn hit out at a commentator for making a remark on his hairstyle during the 2021 Pakistan Super League.
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Steyn played in three matches in the IPL 2020 for RCB and claimed one wicket. He last played in the Lanka Premier League representing the Kandy Tuskers.
Chris Gayle and Liam Plunkett, who were slated to play for Tuskers, had pulled out of the event.
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