South Africa all-rounder Jacques Kallis rules himself out of Champions Trophy squad for personal reasons It also gives a young player the chance to make his mark ahead of the ICC World Cup in 2015. Hudson also welcomed Duminy back to into the fold after confirming the 29-year-old's place in the 15-man squad. "JP is well on the way to a full recovery," he said. The latest information is that he will be fully fit to play his part in all three disciplines by the end of the month. He is a very experienced limited-overs cricketer and we don't anticipate his lack of match practice being any kind of problem. His return adds a lot of balance to the side and that, together with the presence of two batting all-rounders in Faf du Plessis and Farhaan Behardien, means that we now have the option to go into the tournament with seven specialist batsmen. As always there are unlucky players. Unfortunately we can only take 15 players to England. However, the World Cup is two years away in Australasia and is a wonderful incentive for those who have missed out to concentrate their focus. Among those players left out from the provisional 30-man squad are spinners Imran Tahir and Roelof van der Merwe, with Aaron Phangiso and Robin Peterson preferred as the two slow bowlers. The Champions Trophy takes place in England and Wales from June 6. South Africa Champions Trophy squad: AB de Villiers (captain), H Amla, F Behardien, JP Duminy, F du Plessis, C Ingram, R Kleinveldt, R McLaren, D Miller, M Morkel, R Peterson, A Phangiso, G Smith, Dale Steyn, L Tsotsobe.