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Kagiso Rabada talks about process by which teams can fight well against 'Big Three'

Rabada is urging other nations to improve their performance so that they can compete strongly in the 2024 World Test Championship (WTC). The fast bowler thinks that's something they can influence to level the playing field.

Kagiso Rabada talks about process by which teams can fight well against 'Big Three'

Posted - 2024-08-01T01:02:02+06:00

Updated - 2024-08-01T01:02:02+06:00

According to South African fast bowler Kagiso Rabada, the other nations' Test cricket teams need to step up their game if they want to challenge the top three.

It is worth mentioning that the top three cricketing nations—India, England, and Australia—have recently dominated Test cricket. They play the majority of matches in each cycle of the World Test Championship. The longest format is the finest, according to Kagiso Rabada, who is in his eleventh year of international cricket. He has played 65 T20 Internationals and 101 ODI Internationals, but he has played 62 Tests, which is less than his total number of appearances in both formats.

Rabada is urging other nations to improve their performance so that they can compete strongly in the World Test Championship (WTC). The fast bowler thinks that's something they can influence to level the playing field.

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Rabada commented while South Africa were ready to play the West Indies in a two-Test series from Trinidad saying, "It's up to us as well to boost the game. You look at the big three, Australia, England, India and they just have the most money to be quite frank. However, if you want those nations playing against you, then you need to be playing good cricket. You need to be challenging for that ICC mace or World Test Championship (WTC). That's one of the ways in which you have control to set an equilibrium amongst teams. That's one thing that the unions can control: to play good cricket,” Rabada was quoted as saying by ESPNcricinfo.

"We saw when West Indies went and beat Australia, that brought a spark back to West Indies Test cricket. And more of that just needs to happen. The celebrations after Shamar Joseph bowled the way that he did - people were crying, people were very emotional. A picture tells a story of a thousand words. So all you have to do is look at those scenes and it'll tell you,” he concluded reflected on the historic victory of the West Indies over Australia at the Gabba in Brisbane, stating that the victory reignited the passion in West Indies cricket. With a few more wins like these, the speedster thinks the teams can be level in the longest format.

Meanwhile, South Africa are set to face West Indies in a two-match Test series beginning on Wednesday, August 7 at Queen's Park Oval, Port of Spain, Trinidad. During the series, Rabada has a great chance of completing 300 wickets in Tests as he’s just nine wickets away from the milestone. The 29-year-old will become the seventh bowler from his country to achieve the historic feat.

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