Quinton de kock won’t Become the Test Captain of South Africa Team: Graeme Smith

Graeme Smith, former captain of the South African team, has been appointed Director of Cricket for Cricket South Africa for a two-year term. Graeme Smith has been appointed to this position permanently. After this, Graeme Smith made a big announcement on Friday that Quinton De Kock will not be handed over the captaincy of the Test team. Quinton de Kock is currently the captain of South Africa's ODI and T20 teams.

Left-handed wicket-keeper batsman Quinton Dickock, who captained the side in the short format, will not be given command of the Test team. Let me tell you that currently, the team captain is Faf Du Plessis, under whose captaincy the South African team played the last Test match recently against England. Speaking of Graeme Smith, he led South Africa in a record 108 Test matches between 2003 and 2014.

Smith said, "One thing I can confirm is that Quinton de Kock will continue to be the captain of white-ball cricket, but he will not be given the responsibility of captaining Test cricket. We want Quinton to stay fresh and play well. I have always believed in this and have seen my work that it is very challenging to captain in all three formats. "