#Kagiso Rabada

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Kagiso Rabada is a South African international cricketer who plays all formats of the game. He is a right arm fast bowler. He made his international debut in No...

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Cricket World Cup 2023: Dominant South Africa Thrash Lacklustre Australia By 134 runs

South Africa reaffirmed their standing as critical contenders as their pacers fired in tandem after Quinton de Kock’s blazing century, paving the best way for a dominant 134-run win over Australia within the World Cup in Lucknow on Thursday. If de Kock confirmed his class with a masterful 109 off 106 balls to take the Proteas to 311/7, the quick bowlers have been at their ruthless greatest,…

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In a hazy Dhaka on Monday, Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto won the toss and chose to bat first in the highly anticipated first Test against South Africa. This decision reflects the team’s strategy to build a solid first-innings score on a pitch that may assist spinners as the match progresses.

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South Africa beat Pakistan in final Test match Cricket News

South Africa booked their place in the final of the World Test Championships with a two-wicket win. South African spinners Kagiso Rabada and Marco Jansen hung on against fast bowler Mohammad Abbas with a two-wicket haul in the first Test at Centurion to seal the Proteas’ place in next year’s World Test Championship (WTC) final. Jansen (16 not out) overshadowed Abbas’ brilliant figures of 6-54 on…

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South Africa seal their place in World Test Championship final with a two-wicket win.South Africa tailenders Kagiso Rabada and Marco Jansen have hung in against relentless fast bowler Mohammad Abbas for a tense two-wicket win in the first Test in Centurion to seal the Proteas’ place in next year’s World Test Championship (WTC) final. Jansen (16 not out) overshadowed Abbas’s brilliant figures of 6-54 on Sunday with a square driven boundary against the fast bowler as South Africa reached 150-8 just after lunch on Day 4 and escaped with a close win in the opener of the two-match series. “Quite an emotional moment for me, good advert for Test cricket,” said South Africa captain Temba Bavuma, who made 40. “We haven’t been ruthless but have found a way to ensure the result was on our side. Lot of joy and happiness on our side, a bit of a roller-coaster, glad that we were able to get the result.” Kagiso Rabada and Marco Jansen of South Africa defy the Pakistan attack to see their team home [Christiaan Kotze/Gallo Images] Abbas, making a comeback after more than three years in the Test wilderness, had knocked back South Africa’s tricky chase of 148 runs in a marathon 13-over spell before lunch as the home team limped to 99-8, losing four wickets for three runs. However, Rabada changed gears in an unbroken 51-run stand with Jansen and made an unbeaten 31 off 26 balls with five fours to seal a memorable victory and denied Pakistan its first Test win in South Africa in almost 18 years. South Africa had started this WTC cycle with a 1-1 drawn series against India before getting swept 2-0 in New Zealand. But since then, the Proteas have beaten the West Indies, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka to stay on top of the table. “It [the WTC final] is a big one, not just for myself but also the team and the coach,” Bavuma said. “The way we started our campaign against India and then New Zealand with a not-so-strong team and the way we have gone through with our performances not many gave us a chance.” India, Australia and Sri Lanka are the other teams still in contention for June’s WTC final against South Africa at Lord’s. Mohammad Abbas had been overlooked by Pakistan for three years [Christiaan Kotze/Gallo Images] Captain Temba Bavuma (40) and Aiden Markram (37) had thwarted Abbas for an hour after South Africa resumed at a wobbly 27-3, still needing 121 for victory. Bavuma’s controversial dismissal punctuated a South Africa collapse in the latter half of the first session with Abbas grabbing three off his six balls in a sensational home team collapse. Bavuma surprisingly didn’t request a television review when replays suggested that Abbas’s ball had brushed the batter’s pocket and didn’t make contact with the inside edge of the bat, and the South African skipper walked back to the dressing room. Abbas bowled an unchanged marathon spell of 13 overs but had to wait as Markram and Bavuma saw off eight overs from the fast bowlers. Resuming at 27-3, Bavuma and Markram showed plenty of patience against Abbas’s probing line and length before the fast bowler finally got the breakthrough after the first drinks break. Abbas was rewarded for his brilliant seam bowling when he beat the outside edge of Markram’s bat and knocked back the off stump. Pakistan’s players congratulate Marco Jansen after South Africa’s victory [Christiaan Kotze/Gallo Images] Bavuma survived a couple of close chances when he successfully overturned an on-field LBW decision against him early in the day and Naseem Shah couldn’t hold onto a sharp catch at fine leg as he overstepped the boundary cushion while grabbing the ball over his head. South Africa had controlled the game at 96-4 before Bavuma’s dismissal saw Abbas finding the outside edges of David Bedingham’s (14) and Corbin Bosch’s (0) bat off successive deliveries, and in between, Kyle Verreynne dragged Naseem Shah’s delivery back onto his stumps. Abbas found the outside edge of Rabada’s bat in his first over after lunch that fell just short of wicketkeeper Mohammad Rizwan before both tailenders took the team home. “Extremely proud of the efforts, but going forward, we need to be ruthless,” Pakistan captain Shan Masood said. “We keep making the same mistakes, but we have to get over the line, seize moments.” The second Test begins at Cape Town on Friday. https://www.aljazeera.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/GettyImages-2191066839-1735493111.jpg?resize=1920%2C1440 2024-12-29 18:03:47

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South Africa beat Pakistan in the final to enter the final of the Test Championship Cricket News

South Africa have reached the final of the World Test Championship with a two-wicket win. South African pacers Kagiso Rabada and Marco Jansen were in contention with pace bowler Mohammad Abbas to win by two wickets in the first Test in Centurion to seal the Proteas' place in next year's World Test Championship (WTC) final. Jansen (16 not out) overshadowed Abbas's fine display of 6-54 on Sunday…

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South Africa beat Pakistan in the final to enter the final of the Test Championship Cricket News

South Africa have reached the final of the World Test Championship with a two-wicket win. South African pacers Kagiso Rabada and Marco Jansen were in contention with pace bowler Mohammad Abbas to win by two wickets in the first Test in Centurion to seal the Proteas' place in next year's World Test Championship (WTC) final. Jansen (16 not out) overshadowed Abbas's fine display of 6-54 on Sunday…

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South Africa beat Pakistan in the final to enter the final of the Test Championship Cricket News

South Africa have reached the final of the World Test Championship with a two-wicket win. South African pacers Kagiso Rabada and Marco Jansen were in contention with pace bowler Mohammad Abbas to win by two wickets in the first Test in Centurion to seal the Proteas' place in next year's World Test Championship (WTC) final. Jansen (16 not out) overshadowed Abbas's fine display of 6-54 on Sunday…

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South Africa beat Pakistan in the final to enter the final of the Test Championship Cricket News

South Africa have reached the final of the World Test Championship with a two-wicket win. South African pacers Kagiso Rabada and Marco Jansen were in contention with pace bowler Mohammad Abbas to win by two wickets in the first Test in Centurion to seal the Proteas' place in next year's World Test Championship (WTC) final. Jansen (16 not out) overshadowed Abbas's fine display of 6-54 on Sunday…

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South Africa beat Pakistan in tense finish to enter Test championship final | Cricket News

South Africa seal their place in World Test Championship final with a two-wicket win.South Africa tailenders Kagiso Rabada and Marco Jansen have hung in against relentless fast bowler Mohammad Abbas for a tense two-wicket win in the first Test in Centurion to seal the Proteas’ place in next year’s World Test Championship (WTC) final. Jansen (16 not out) overshadowed Abbas’s brilliant figures of…

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First Test: Debutant Bosch's 81, early flurry of wickets push Pakistan on back foot - Geo News

December 27, 2024 Bad light prompted for Day 2 of the first Test between Pakistan and South Africa to end earlier than usual as the visiting side trails by two runs at the SuperSport Park, Centurion on Friday.Coming in to bat for the second innings, Pakistan faced an early blow as power pacer Kagiso Rabada struck and Saim Ayub got out after scoring 28 runs leaving Pakistan just one-run short of…

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South Africa beat Pakistan to book their place in the World Test Cup final in June | Cricket News

South Africa have guaranteed their place in next year's World Test Cup final at Lord's after a two-wicket win over Pakistan in Centurion. Chasing 148 in the series opener, the Proteas slumped from a relatively calm 96-4 to a dangerous 99-8 in 12 balls, with Mohammad Abbas running riot on his Test return. But Marco Jansen (16 not out) and Kagiso Rabada (31no) defied a few tense moments to string…

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South Africa beat Pakistan to book their place in the World Test Cup final in June | Cricket News

South Africa have guaranteed their place in next year's World Test Cup final at Lord's after a two-wicket win over Pakistan in Centurion. Chasing 148 in the series opener, the Proteas slumped from a relatively calm 96-4 to a dangerous 99-8 in 12 balls, with Mohammad Abbas running riot on his Test return. But Marco Jansen (16 not out) and Kagiso Rabada (31no) defied a few tense moments to string…