US EditionTime to move on from South Africa’s WTC win, says Rabada
SOUTH AFRICA, AUG 7 – Kagiso Rabada calls for focus on the upcoming six-match white-ball series against Australia to prepare for the 2026 T20 World Cup and 2027 ODI World Cup, starting Sunday.
- Amid their post-victory period, Rabada stated on Thursday that South Africa won’t forget their WTC final win over Australia but it’s time to move on.
- South Africa’s 26-year wait for a major ICC title ended with their WTC final victory in June, Rabada said it’s time to move on from past setbacks in World Cups.
- At Lord’s, Rabada recorded match figures of 9 for 110, his first appearance since the WTC final when Aiden Markram scored 136.
- A six-match white-ball series begins in Darwin on Sunday, with Rabada leading South Africa’s attack in three Twenty20 clashes and three one-day Internationals.
- Beyond this series, Rabada said the tour will gauge the team's progress toward a new generation ahead of next year’s T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka and the 2027 World Cup in Southern Africa.
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Time to move on from WTC win: Kagiso Rabada shifts focus for Australia tour
AUS vs SA: Kagiso Rabada wanted to move on from South Africa's WTC triumph over Australia as he shifts to limited-overs cricket in their next tour to Australia. He hoping to build his performances in lead up to the T20 World Cup next year.
AUS vs SA: Time to move on from South Africa’s WTC win, says Rabada
South Africa’s leading paceman Kagiso Rabada says it is time to move on from the euphoria of beating Australia in the World Test Championship (WTC) final while admitting a belated major trophy success has come as a relief to his team.
‘I think it’s time to move on’: Kagiso Rabada tells South Africa to look past WTC win and focus on future
"It was kind of like a relief. But the show moves on, and moving toward the T20 World Cup, I guess the approach will be a bit different. Now, you know, there's no fear of anything," Rabada said.
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South Africa’s leading paceman Kagiso Rabada says it is time to move on from the euphoria of beating Australia in the World Test Championship final wile admitting a belated major trophy success has come as a relief to his team.Rabada will lead South Africa’s attack as they take on Australia in three Twent
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