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Interview: Kagiso Rabada – 5/44 in 17 overs

28 December 2023 by Guest

Kagiso Rabada was given the mandate to chase wickets for South Africa and he did just that on the first day of their two-Test cricket series against India in Centurion on Tuesday. The new-ball bowler produced outstanding figures of 5-44 in 17 overs as he reduced India to 208-8 when bad light followed by rain …

Kagiso Rabada was given the mandate to chase wickets for South Africa and he did just that on the first day of their two-Test cricket series against India in Centurion on Tuesday.

The new-ball bowler produced outstanding figures of 5-44 in 17 overs as he reduced India to 208-8 when sinful light followed by rain stopped play after South Africa won the toss.

It was Rabada’s 14th five-wicket haul in his 61st Test and his fourth in eight Tests in Centurion, but his first against India.

Kagiso Rabada on his five-wicket haul against India in Centurion and reaching the milestone of 500 international wickets in every formats.

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