The West Indies are hosting South Africa for a five-match T20 series. The two teams are fighting hard to win this series, which is a good way to prepare for the upcoming T20 World Cup as the series is currently led by the visitors with a 2-1 margin despite losing the first game. The third match was won by South Africa, with Kagiso Rabada looking to find some form. Though he did not have the best of games, Kagiso Rabada got rid of West Indian star and skipper Kieron Pollard.
Pollard was clean bowled by the South African star pacer, who was overall expensive on the night. However, the wicket that he took must have felt good. The video of the celebration by Kagiso Rabada went viral. It was due to the fact that the ICC has suspended him for one Test only. He was found guilty of being too expressive in his celebrations. This did not go down well with the governing body of international cricket.
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Here is the video of the celebration by Kagiso Rabada:
KG was about to celebrate but then he remembered ICC 🙄😔 pic.twitter.com/gzzD3LwBFe
— EEMS (@NaeemahBenjamin) June 30, 2021
Not the same kind of flare in the celebration that a fan would expect from Kagiso Rabada. However, this is the impact of the recent ban that he got. It tends to start playing on the minds of the players. Despite that, it becomes important to maintain discipline and decorum in the game.
After all, cricket is known to be the Gentleman’s game and is watched by young kids and teens around the world. For now, the South Africans would be really happy with the one-run win in the third T20I. They will want to focus on winning the series and building more momentum.
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For now, Kagiso Rabada will be focused on getting back into full form. His focus will be the upcoming phase-2 of the IPL and the T20 World Cup. He will want to scalp some wickets and bowl at his very best. Hopefully, that can happen and the player can really be a threat to his opponents, helping the teams he plays for win some major titles.
