Vise said goodbye to international cricket

Age has passed 39 to 40. Still superb with the ball, the combative with the bat is Namibian all-rounder Davies Vese. Age does not matter to him. But he said goodbye to international cricket after losing to England in a rain-hit match in the T20 World Cup on Sunday.

He considered age as the criterion for retirement, 'I mean the next World Cup is two years from now. I am 39 now. Considering international cricket I think there is nothing more to give. I felt there could be no better and more special place than the World Cup to play my last match for Namibia. I have many good memories with the team. I played the last match of my career on the World Cup stage and against a world-class team like England. It was also a good memory.'

Viser made his debut in international cricket (One Day) in 2013 for South Africa. He then represented South Africa in the 2015 and 2016 World Cups. But in 2016, Colpack signed a three-year contract with Sussex. That ended his international career with South Africa.

He made his debut for Namibia in the 2021 T20 World Cup. He performed well with the ball and bat in that World Cup. Namibia also made it to the Super 12. Based on his performance in 2022, Namibia played in the Super 12.

So far, he has played 15 ODIs and 54 T20 matches for Namibia. He took 330 runs with the bat and 15 wickets with the ball in ODIs. And in T20, he took 624 wickets with the bat and 59 wickets with the ball. Career best innings not out 66 And the best bowling figure is 5 wickets for 23 runs.