A genuine pace bowler with a tall lanky figure makes Rabada one of the best bowlers going around in the world today. In 2015, he became the second player in ODI history to claim a hattrick on debut finishing with figures of 6/16. He continued the rich form in Tests and has shown that he posseses the required skill and stamina for the longer version of the game. In the absence of Dale Steyn and Morne Morkel, Rabada has emerged as the leader of the Proteas attack and will have a lot riding on his shoulders when South Africa visit the English isles in search of that elusive trophy in 2019.
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On Sunday, Rabada restricted Kings XI Punjab to just two runs in the Super Over which was chased down by Delhi Capitals without any hiccups to register a win in their opening match of the 13th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL).
Kagiso Rabada resumed training on Monday after six-day quarantine and is bullish about Delhi Capitals' chances in IPL 2020.
The South African trio became the latest arrivals among overseas cricketers who are taking part in the upcoming edition of the cash-rich league.
Kagiso Rabada has pulled out of the event due to the a death of immediate family member.
AB de Villiers, Quinton de Kock, and Kagiso Rabada will be the three captains. No players will be compelled to participate in the event which will become June 27 at Supersport Park.
In an interaction with IPL franchise Delhi Capitals, Kagiso Rabada named four batting greats he would love to take on.
Kagiso Rabada has been handed multiple bans over breaching the ICC Code of Conducts over the past few years.
Rohit was asked to name some of his favourite bowlers by India's premium fast bowler Mohammed Shami during an Instagram Live session on Saturday.
South Africa pacer Kagiso Rabada has said that Indian captain Virat Kohli pushes him to do his best on the field.
Rabada suffered a groin injury and no replacement has been announced yet by Cricket South Africa for the Australia series and India tour.
Rabada received one demerit point for his behaviour after dismissing Joe Root in the third Test which prompted the one-match ban.
Former Australian pacer expressed his disagreement at ICC's decision to ban Kagiso Rabada for his celebration against England in the third Test.
The incident has put reasonably new ICC regulations guiding how and where players vent their emotions on the cricket field back under scrutiny.
South Africa (60/2) trail England (499/9d) by 439 runs at the end of day two in the third Test at St George's Park in Port Elizabeth.
South African pacer Kagiso Rabada was handed a one-match ban for his celebration after dismissing Joe Root during the third Test.
The charge relates to Rabada's actions following the dismissal of Joe Root. After the day's play, Rabada admitted to the offence and accepted the sanction proposed by match referee Andy Pycroft and, as such, there was no need for a formal hearing.
The two superstars in world cricket missed out on The Hundred Draft, while Afghanistan's Rashid Khan was the first player to be picked.
The 23-year-old South African fast bowler has seen poverty closely but it has never been able to impede his rapid strides in international cricketer as he hopes to build on his four Tests and 22 ODIs.
India's top-order fired in unison to bury South Africa under a mountain of runs in both the Tests, where they amassed 500 and 600 in the first innings in Visakhapatnam and Pune.
Rabada was the only Proteas bowler, who made some kind of impact with figures of 3 for 48 in India's 273 for 3 on the first day of the second Test.
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