South Africa's experienced middle-order batter David Miller has been given the green light to play in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 after being medically cleared following a recent injury concern. This is a major boost for the Proteas as they finalise their plans for the upcoming global tournament in India and Sri Lanka.
Miller, known for his destructive hitting, had been undergoing assessment and rehabilitation after suffering a groin injury during the SA20, subsequently missing the remainder of the competition as well as the Proteas T20I series against West Indies.
His clearance means he will be available for selection and fully fit ahead of the tournament, removing a potential headache for the South African management. Cricket South Africa confirmed that Miller has completed all necessary medical protocols and regained full fitness. The Proteas camp will now look to integrate him into final preparations as they build momentum for the World Cup.
