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David Miller: 101 not out against RCB set my career up
David Miller says his unbeaten 101 off 38 balls for Punjab Kings against Royal Challengers Bengaluru in IPL 2013 remains the most rewarding knock of his career. The South African told JioStar…
The Story in Brief
David Miller says his unbeaten 101 off 38 balls for Punjab Kings against Royal Challengers Bengaluru in IPL 2013 remains the most rewarding knock of his career. The South African told JioStar that the chase and his first T20 hundred set his career up, more than a century he scored against Australia in Durban. Miller, 37, now plays for Southern Brave in The Hundred 2026.
Miller holds the record for most IPL seasons by a South African, having played 15 seasons since 2012 for five franchises. He has scored 3,288 runs in 152 IPL matches. Winning the 2022 title with Gujarat Titans is his favourite IPL memory. He said mastering the art of finishing innings is what he is most proud of in his T20 career.
The Indian Opinion
Miller's career-defining knock is revived in every IPL season by broadcasters as a moment of pure hitting. Missing from that telling is how he rebuilt his game after being dropped by Punjab Kings in 2016 for lack of consistency. The 2022 title with Gujarat Titans was not luck: it came from a refined game against spin. The real test is whether a 37-year-old who plays only white-ball cricket can stay fit for three more T20 leagues each year. That will separate the legend from the farewell tour.
Source: rediff.com
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