South African professional cricketer

South African cricket star David Miller, who visited India, broke through mountains of pain. Miller has traveled to Ranchi for the second ODI against India. He shared a video of a girl on his social network and wrote a very painful caption about it.

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The mountain of sorrow has fallen on South African cricket star David Miller who is visiting India. Miller’s daughter has died, he reported when sharing the video on social media. However, there is nothing explicit in this post. Along with a short clip, Miller wrote: “RIP my dear princess, the love will always be there!”

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David Miller, a tough southpaw who loves crossing boundaries, made the phrase “if it’s inside the arc, it’s outside the park”. Miller describes himself as a finisher with a strong front and back and a desire to swing his arms, as well as a weapons fielder.

He made his debut in 2008 at the age of 18, and two years later on the South African West Indies Tour. But it wasn’t until 2013 that he became a regular at the international level, and it was another two years before he achieved his first ODI century: a 130-pointer against West Indies in January 2015, which followed two unbeaten matches of 138 points, which put him in a difficult position to form the World Cup. He had an 18-ball 49 in the semifinals as South Africa narrowly lost to New Zealand.

Miller waited longer for T20I cricket milestone. His first 50 appearances in this format came in March 2016. Both show a lack of opportunity, not a lack of ability, in limited cricket.

In the IPL, Miller was one of the Punjab Kings’ mainstays for eight years, scoring more than 350 times in each season from 2013 to 2015, leading them as captain in 2016. 2022 was his best IPL season, scoring 481 points and serving at 142.72 in the title-winning campaign of the Gujarat Titans.