Dean Elgar retires with a century in final innings
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Former South African cricket captain Dean Elgar has retired from professional cricket after scoring a century in his final innings.
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- Dean Elgar played his final professional cricket match for the Essex team in England's County Championship.
- The 39-year-old batter scored 108 runs in his last career innings against Glamorgan.
- Elgar finishes his career as a highly respected red-ball specialist who served as South Africa's Test captain.
- His 21-year career included 57 first-class centuries and a unique record for carrying his bat through an innings three times in Test cricket.
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NamedSouth Africa · United Kingdom · Glamorgan · Dean Elgar · Essex · Tom Westley
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