Quintin Mc Millan - End of Cricket Career

End of Cricket Career

The second Test in New Zealand was McMillan's final game of first-class cricket. He did not appear in South African domestic cricket in later seasons. He retired to a career in business and died at the age of just 44 in 1948.

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