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Proteas spin ace Shamsi opts out of national contract with Cricket SA

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Proteas spinner Tabraiz Shamsi has opted out of his national contract with Cricket South Africa with immediate effect.CSA announced in a statement on Thursday morning that the 34-year-old took the decision to give himself "greater flexibility to participate in various leagues around the world".READ | SA20 could rival IPL: Like India, local talent revival at heart of Smith's T20 league ambitionsThe cricket governing body, however, stressed that Shamsi would remain available to represent the Proteas in white-ball cricket.A CSA statement read: "CSA respects his decision and remains confident in his continued dedication to South African cricket.

Furthermore, the national body looks forward to his future contributions to the Proteas and Titans."Despite his decision, Shamsi stressed that he would remain committed as ever to the national cause."I have decided to opt out of my central contract in order to be more flexible during the domestic season, allowing me to explore all opportunities available and look after my family in the best way possible," Shamsi said."This will not impact my ability or motivation to play for the Proteas in any way and I will always be available to play for my country whenever I am needed.

It has always been my dream to bring the World Cup home to South Africa, and no franchise league will ever be more important than playing for my country."The Titans are also fully supportive of my decision, and I will be a part of the Titans squad whenever I am available."I would like to thank Enoch Nkwe (CSA's director of cricket), Rob Walter (Proteas white-ball coach) and Dr Jacques Faul (Titans CEO) for their advice, support and open communication through this process."READ | Sri Lanka spinner Jayawickrama banned

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