Quinton de Kock's exceptional performance in the ICC Cricket World Cup, including his fourth century, led South Africa to a 190-run victory over New Zealand. His impact extends beyond his runs on the field, as he announced his retirement from One-Day Internationals before the tournament began. De Kock's 545 runs, with an average of 77.85 and a strike rate of 112.60, are the most by any batter in the tournament thus far. Rassie van der Dussen, who also contributed to South Africa's victory with a century and a 200-run partnership, praised de Kock's dedication and leadership.
