Mumbai, Aug. 16 -- Former South African batter Heinrich Klaasen, currently participating in The Hundred tourmament with Manchester Super Giants (MSG) said that the international retirement has helped him get enough time to reset, recover and work on things that need work before the next tournament.

Klaasen's team MSG, will be playing the final of the Men's Hundred competition against Trent Rockets on Sunday. Klaasen, who announced his retirement from international cricket last year, has played seven innings and scored 166 runs at an average of 23.71 and a strike rate of 182.41, with two fifties in the ongoing edition of the tournament.

Speaking on JioStar, Klaasen said on retiring from international cricket, "Retiring from international...