Paes Spearhead of South Africa Kagiso rabada Widely considered one of the finest fast bowlers of the modern era. Since its international debut in 2014, Rabada has harassed the best in business with its raw speed, accuracy and ability to take wickets. With over 500 international wickets in forms, he has firmly established himself as the great of modern day.
Kagiso Rabada chose 5 most difficult batsmen in international cricket
Despite his immense success, Rabada has also admitted that he was a batsman who tested his skills and patience. But speaking Wicket beard before podcastThe 29 -year -old fast bowler revealed the five most difficult opponents he bowled in international cricket. There are some of the biggest names of the game in his list, which dominates world cricket in the last decade.
Virat Kohli – ultimate competitor
The first name to come to Rabada’s mind was Indian Batting Mestro Virat KohliDescribing him as a ‘stingy with his wicket’, Rabada said that Kohli’s determination and the ability to grind the bowlers made him the most difficult to dismiss him.
“I think Kohli was incredibly difficult to get out. He was extremely stingy with his wicket, man. And he would simply bat and bat and when you take out him, you know that you have earned it. You know you are in a fight,” Rabada explained.
David Warner – unexpected and unconventional
South African Quick also exposed Australian opener David warner As one of the most difficult batsmen to face. What was for Rabada was Warner’s unconventional ability to cut delivery that most other players could not.
“I really found David Warner quite strict to bowl. I think he is probably the most difficult. He was just so unconventional … Whenever I reduce my length slightly, he simply latch and cuts down. He was the only person who could do so against me,” Rabada revealed, accepting Warner’s unique style and achieved success against him for years.
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Babur Azam – The Rock of Pakistan
Another name in Rabada list was Pakistan’s batting mainstay Babar AzamHe praised Babur’s flexibility, especially in home conditions, called him ‘Rock’ in Pakistan’s lineup.
“Baba Azam is that he is a rock, you know, especially playing in Pakistan. It likes it, man, how are you going to take this man out?” Rabada praised Pakistan Star’s solid technology and calm nature.
Joe Root, Steve Smith and Kane Williamson – Masters of Consistency
Between Fab Four, Rabada also sung England Joe Root, New Zealand Ken Williamson And from Australia Steve Smith. Route’s ability to rotate strikes and create a long innings has often been a challenge for bowlers worldwide, while Williamson’s composer and classical technology have made him one of the most respected players of the generation. Known for its unconventional stance and movements at the crease, Smith formats have a puzzle for bowlers.
“Joe Root Um was difficult to bowl. Ken Williamson, General. General. Steve Smith. These people are special, man,” Added Rabada.
Rabada’s reflections underline how the best bowlers in the world also value the challenge created by the world -class batsmen. His list of the most difficult opponents includes legends, who have not only dominated matches, but have taken cricket to new heights with their stability and talent.
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