Ntini fears for Proteas without Rabada: ‘It’s like losing five bowlers’: Crowds for the first two Test matches in Durban and Port Elizabeth were small but attendance numbers are generally better in Cape Town and Johannesburg, and Ntini believes they will turn up in their droves at Newlands should Rabada’s ban be reversed.
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South Africa v Australia: Fate of series swings on Kagiso Rabada appeal verdict: With this in mind the long break following the Second Test would be a relief to the Australian fast bowlers, as they had a heavy workload in Port Elizabeth. A refreshed Australian attack will have more chance of repeating their Durban performance where …
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Kagiso Rabada queries ICC if ‘Naagin dance’ celebrations are allowed!: Rabada’s celebrations after dismissing Steven Smith during the Port Elizabeth Test has earned him enough demerit points to be handed a two-Test ban. Meanwhile, Bangladesh’s disgusting antics during their clash against Sri Lanka in the Nidahas Trophy is …
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Rabada Test ban appeal to be heard on Monday: but the South African fast bowler appears to have thrown his case into jeopardy by accepting that he was in the wrong in an incident with Steve Smith in Port Elizabeth. Rabada had challenged the decision of the match referee and said that the contact was …
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Steyn rules himself out of third test: Steyn, 34, had been mooted as a possible replacement for the suspended Kagiso Rabada, who was banned for the rest of the series against Australia after being twice charged for unsporting behaviour during South Africa’s second test win in Port Elizabeth.
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Landmark truck facility opened: Boasting the latest developments in automotive technology and sustainable design, Port Elizabeth’s Billson Group yesterday inaugurated its landmark R110-million Billson Trucks facility in Deal Party. The 6000m2 Volvo Trucks and UD Trucks dealership and …
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Pupils stage anti-crime protest after murder of school secretary: Pupils described a Port Elizabeth school secretary who was gunned down at her home on Sunday as a mother figure at a silent protest against crime yesterday. Nosipho Mabusela, 53, and her husband, Vukile, 59, were attacked by three men on Sunday night and …
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Rabada ban appeal to be heard on Monday: The South African pacer was found guilty of a level two offence for making shoulder contact with Australian captain Steve Smith in the second Test in Port Elizabeth. ICC match referee Jeff Crowe ruled Rabada had made “inappropriate and deliberate …
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Cricket – Rabada appeal hearing set for March 19: JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) – South Africa fast bowler Kagiso Rabada will have his appeal against a two-match suspension on Monday as he seeks to play in the rest of the test series against Australia. Rabada was found guilty of “inappropriate and deliberate …
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