Kagiso Rabada left South Africa considering what might be although it took five share in Australia, where the archers took control of Wednesday’s final in the World’s World’s World championship.
Beu Webster was in Australia at eight when Rabada was hit on the plate.
Refusal referee Richard Elengorth rejected LBW – and South Africa decided not to review. But the return showed that the ball would have hit the middle trunk.
Webster continued to get 72 in Australia 212 Out, and in South Africa, it collapsed to 43-4-a deficit of 169 runs.
Rabada, who got 5-51 as he moved to fourth place against Alan Donald in the Wikiti observation list in South Africa, admitted that he made a mistake.
“(The twelfth man) Corbin Bush came to his beautiful leg and said that he was out and I was like,” Oh no! “It is a little annoying.”
The Australian Steve Smith, who was watching from the end of the non -attackers, was surprised that there was no review.
“It seemed good for me from the other side,” he said. “Someone said that they saw Rabada to say that he hit her, but he did not look like this in my view.”
However, 30 -year -old Rabada, who has now conducted 332 tests compared to retired Paceman Donald 330, presented inspiring performance in his first international match since he spent one month’s comment for recreational drug use.
“It was not the best of my moments, but life continues,” Rabada said of the ban.
Rabada added advice from the former football player in England Stewart Broad helped South Africa.
“He gave us some indicators – field sites, conditions, and cloud cover.”
“Good spot”
In response to a question about how he felt that he was only behind Del Stein, Shawn Bullock and Neteni’s trends in the list of leading experiences in South Africa, Rabada said: “It is very simple-all you do is an attempt to improve and win games for South Africa.
“To be in the list of archers is a special matter. As a player who grows up and plays in South Africa, I have been inspired before and what they did on the big stage.”
But as Mitchell Stark in Australia postponed 2-10 in seven amounts, the ruling heroes were in a strong position in the end.
“I think we are in a good place.”
“He has done a great job,” said Smith from Webster. “Playing in England suits him, and the way he scores a square of wikit when he swings. It leads the bounce, and he is tall, and he defends well.”