The KG effect: Rabada primed to bring the heat in second Test, Wade warns Australia

Author: news24.comPublished on: October 17, 2026Country: South Africa

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The KG effect: Rabada primed to bring the heat in second Test, Wade warns Australia

No article text is provided beyond the headline. It says South African bowler Kagiso Rabada is expected to make an impact in the second Test and that Australia’s Matthew Wade has warned his team about him. The match is between South Africa and Australia.

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