5 reasons why Dale Steyn should retire from limited overs cricket

AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND - MARCH 24: Dale Steyn of South Africa is comforted by Imran Tahir of South Africa after losing the 2015 Cricket World Cup Semi Final match between New Zealand and South Africa at Eden Park on March 24, 2015 in Auckland, New Zealand.  (Photo by Hannah Peters/Getty Images)
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PERTH, AUSTRALIA - NOVEMBER 03: Dale Steyn of South Africa runs in to bowl during day one of the First Test match between Australia and South Africa at the WACA on November 3, 2016 in Perth, Australia.  (Photo by Paul Kane/Getty Images)

There are qualities that always make a difference between the good and the exceptional. In limited overs cricket, Steyn has performed well, but in Test cricket, he has bettered the best for a prolonged time span. In the limited overs team, he has been in and out while he has been an inextricable part of the Test team.

I dare say that Steyn has earned most of his accolades and appreciation by playing for the Test side. He likes the longest format of the game where very few batsmen get on top of him and end up succumbing to his prowess with the red cherry.

At this stage of his career, in the stranglehold of injuries, Steyn has much to offer in Test cricket than in the 50 over and 20 over format. It will also eliminate fatigue, which will eventually turn out fruitful for the Proteas Test setup, where he can unleash his expertise with heart and soul.

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