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WATCH | Kagiso Rabada bowls the perfect yorker against England

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BySportsCafe Desk, SportsCafe Editor

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Kagiso Rabada has made a name for himself as the best fast bowler in the world at the moment. And he once again proved his worth in the ongoing third Test match against England when he delivered a perfect yorker to Dawid Malan which left the Englishman sprawling on the floor.

In the ongoing Test match against England, Dawid Malan became Rabada's latest victim. 29-year-old Malan, who is playing his debut match, totally failed to read a fast and full swing ball from the pacer. Before he had realised, the ball had crashed into the stumps, and Malan was on the ground.

The 22-year-old Rabada is coming from a ban as he missed South Africa’s second Test against England after he added a fourth demerit point on ICC’s code of conduct for using foul language against Ben Stokes.

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