David Wiese, the charm of the Namibian cricket crew, has resigned from global cricket. After Namibia's third misfortune in the continuous T20 World Cup, to Britain, the all-rounder was seen waving to the group and his partners. "At the end of the day, [the] next T20 World Cup is as yet two years away, I'm 39 years of age now, so , as far as global cricket, I couldn't say whether there's abundantly left in me," Wiese said. "I simply feel like what better spot to end a unique profession for me by and by with Namibia. I've had a great deal of great times with them and to play my last game for them conceivably at a World Cup against a top notch group like Britain, it just seemed like the ok time." As it turns out, Wiese made his T20I and ODI debuts for South Africa in 2013 and 2015 separately and addressed the Proteas in the 2016 version of the T20 World Cup wherein South Africa couldn't get bunch stage. In 2016, the all-rounder settled on a Kolpak bargain and marked a long term agreement with Sussex finishing his worldwide profession with South Africa. He made his presentation for Namibia in the 2021 T20 World Cup and was instrumental in the group meeting all requirements for the Super 12s. He practically independently brought them into the Super 12s in the 2022 release too. Namibia chief Gerhard Erasmus too affirmed that it was Wiese's last game for Namibia in the post match interview.