text: In Austria, people can play tennis again – so long as they only play singles matches, don’t shake hands or touch each other’s tennis balls.
  Sports which don’t go against social distancing principles – such as golf, archery and equestrian sports – are gradually being phased back in.
  In many countries, daily deaths are below what they were a month ago, indicating the mortality peak may have passed.
  But, let’s not forget that South Africa’s worst hasn’t yet happened. According to government projections, we may only hit our peak in September.
  
  JP Duminy of South Africa during the 4th Momentum ODI match between South Africa and Sri Lanka at St Georges Park on March 13, 2019 in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Picture: Richard Huggard / Gallo Images
  Like Imran Tahir, the left-hander is calling it quits in the 50-over format, but still wants to play in the shortest form of the game.
  JP Duminy, will bid farewell to the Newlands faithful when he makes his final home ODI appearance in the fifth match against Sri Lanka on Saturday.
  The 34-year-old left-hander will retire from the 50-over format after the World Cup in the UK later this year, but will continue to be available for the Proteas in T20 International cricket.
  Duminy, who announced his retirement from Test and First-Class cricket in 2017 to put more focus on his white-ball cricket, feels “the time is right” to close this chapter of his international career.
  Saturday’s match will be a fitting farewell for a respected and admired servant of the game in front of the avid local fans and at a place he calls home.
  “The last few months on the sidelines have given me an opportunity to re-assess my career going forward and to plot some goals I’d like to achieve in the future,” he said.
  “While a decision like this is never easy, I also feel that it is the right time for me to pass on the baton. I will still be available to play international and domestic T20 cricket, but would also like to invest more time towards my growing family, who are my number one priority.