South African wicketkeeper-batsman Heinrich Klaasen announced on Monday that he is retiring from Test cricket.
According to a report by the International Cricket Council (ICC), South African wicketkeeper-batsman Klaasen will remain available for white-ball formats.
Klaasen played four Tests during his career, making his debut against India in Ranchi in 2019 and last representing his team against West Indies in 2023.
He scored 104 runs at an average of 13 in his four matches, with his highest score being 35 against Australia in Sydney.
In a statement, Klaasen said, “After a lot of thought as to whether I am making the right decision I have decided to retire from Red Ball Cricket, it is a difficult decision that I have taken as it is by far my favorite format of the game. It’s been a great journey and I’m happy that I could represent my country, my Test cap is the most valuable ever.”