De Kock and Rabada shoot up Test Rankings
Quinton de Kock and Kagiso Rabada have achieved career-best positions in the ICC rankings after their stand-out performances in the first Test against Australia.
Quinton de Kock and Kagiso Rabada have achieved career-best positions in the ICC rankings after their stand-out performances in the first Test against Australia.
Kagiso Rabada takes 5-92 as the Proteas win the first Test by 177 runs to extend their unbeaten run in Perth.
Mark Taylor and Ian Healy analyse Temba Bavuma’s amazing run-out which removed David Warner on 35 on day four at the Waca.
Kagiso Rabada displayed a tremendous piece of fast bowling for his wicket-maiden over, in which he dismissed Adam Voges.
Centuries from JP Duminy and Dean Elgar, in a partnership of 250, put the Proteas in a dominant position on day three of the first Test against Australia.
Hundreds from JP Duminy and Dean Elgar, in a partnership of 250, put the Proteas in dominating position at tea on day three against Australia in Perth.
JP Duminy and Dean Elgar built a 138-run stand as the Proteas tightened their grip in the first session of the third day against Australia at Perth.
The Proteas are in control going into the third day of the first Test at Perth, but the first session will be crucial.
Dale Steyn has been ruled out of the Australian Test series after breaking his shoulder while bowling.
Australia is well on top despite a solid 84 from Quinton de Kock, as the hosts posted 105-0 to trail by 137 at stumps on day one.
The Proteas are keen to match the form which saw them remain undefeated away from home for nine years.
The Australian selectors have gone with Peter Siddle as one of the three mainline seamers to meet the Proteas in the first Test in Perth, starting Thursday.
Kagiso Rabada won’t back down to the sledging the Australians are famous for and remains confident for the Test series Down Under.
Dale Steyn is relishing the prospect of playing at a venue which has provided the Proteas with so much success.
South Africa batting coach Neil McKenzie believes that Australia’s bowling attack lacks any source of a fear factor.