Rabada banned for second Test against England

Rabada banned for second Test against England

Kagiso Rabada banned for Second Test against England:

South Africa pace bowler Kagiso Rabada has been banned for second Test against England. He is banned because he abused Ben Stokes in first Test at Lord’s. The International Cricket Council ICC announced on Friday that Kagiso Rabada will miss second Test against England starting next week.

It is announced by the global governing body that Kagiso Rabada has been suspended for second Test that will be played at Trent Bridge because his accumulated demerit points reached 4 within a 24 month period, following his latest violation of the ICC code of Conduct & he has received 15 percent match fine & 1 demerit point.

Rabada banned for second Test against England
Rabada banned for second Test against England in Trent Bridge

One of the ICC statement told that Rabada abused Ben Stokes which was audible over the stump microphones. Ben Stokes turned after he heard such words from Rabada.

According to one more statement from ICC, Rabada used inappropriate language & gestures after dismissing Ben Stokes which could provoke a violent response from Stokes.

Rabada was warned after his clash with Sri Lanka opener Dickwella during an ODI in Cape Town. This is the violation to that happening as both players were reported & given 3 demerit points. ICC told Dickwella & Rabada that if they receive anymore demerit point within a 24 month period, they would be suspended & not allowed to play next international match.

South Africa are in deep trouble as England look dominant in the first Test. The question is who will replace Rabada in second Test as he is the genuine pace bowler who has taken 71 wickets in just 17 matches prior to this Test match. Kagiso Rabada will be missed by South Africa in second Test starting next week in Trent Bridge.
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