Kagiso Rabada provided a stark reminder of what the Proteas will be missing in the Test series after spearheading a bowling effort that puts his side in a solid position in the 2nd ODI against Bangladesh. | Sport24news
Kagiso Rabada provided a stark reminder of what the Proteas will be missing in the upcoming Test series after spearheading a bowling effort that puts his side in a solid position to square the current white-ball skirmish against Bangladesh at the Wanderers on Sunday.The 26-year-old talisman was potent in pink, harvesting a superb haul of 5/39 as the Tigers were restricted to 194/9.
It gave him the vital wicket of Shakib Al Hasan in the third over, who spooned a flick to leg to cover, before his extra bounce accounted for Litton Das and Yasir Ali. Tabraiz Shamsi, back after a mildly controversial omission in the opening match in Centurion, was wily and economical in taking 1/26 from his 10, but Keshav Maharaj was surprisingly poor.
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