South African batsman AB de Villiers for a long time suffered the injury during the test series tour of New Zealand in March withdrew itself.
From an elbow injury, veteran players still could not fully fit. However, he rejected widespread rumors of his retirement. Recently, De Villiers said the aim of his limited-overs cricket World Cup 2019. Longer version of cricket, he would go away after rumors spread in various quarters. In this context, South Africa's one-day captain, said in an interview, I do not have the Test series against New Zealand. I need more time to prepare myself. 2019 World Cup is my goal. I want to win this title.De Villiers said-I'm not retiring from Test cricket. I'm not retiring any of the formats. That's for sure. I'm not doing anything. De Villiers, who has not played since January last year, and in plain clothes. Service at home test series against England, he was captain Hashim Amla as a successor. The Caribbean Premier League, suffered the injury in July.
