De Kock happy with South Africa test captaincy SOS “for now” - Stabroek News

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De Kock happy with South Africa test captaincy SOS “for now” - Stabroek News

JOHANNESBURG, (Reuters) - Quinton de Kock has accepted the South Africa test captaincy for this international season only as he concedes the selectors have struggled to identify a viable candidate as a long-term solution in the five-day game.

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