ODI World Cup 2023: UNPLAYABLE! Kagiso Rabada cleans up Josh Inglis with a PEACH in SA vs Australia - WATCH
Kagiso Rabada (R) celebrates after wicket after Australia (Source: @ProteasMenCSA)
South Africa had a brilliant start to their ODI World Cup 2023 campaign, having won their first two matches in the tournament. Their second win came against Australia in Lucknow on October 12 as they beat the Aussies by 134 runs. Protea bowler Kagiso Rabada was the wreaker-in-chief, taking 3/33 in his eight overs.
Among the three dismissals by Rabada, the ball he bowled to Josh Inglis was the best one as the batter was left dumbfounded on an unplayable delivery that rattled hisstumps. Australia were three down already when Rabada came on to bowl the 12th over of the Kangaroo chase and delivered a peach first up to leave Inglis flummoxed. The batter tried to defend the ball with a straight bat but the ball whizzed past and hit the stumps. Have a look at the video below:
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The Australians eventually got all out for 177 in the chase of 312 and lost by 134 runs - their biggest loss in terms of runs in the ODI World Cups - a tournament which they have won five times.
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Former Australia batter Matthew Hayden lambasted the Pat Cummins-led team after the loss and said that 'Australia haven't laid out the vision for this tournament' and 'they are hoping rather than understanding' at this point of time.
"Australia have won this tournament five times and that's an enormous effort and achievement for generations. But right now, there's a great sense of how are Australia going to win a game during this World Cup. It's had a very slow start, tad selection changes already and that for me just means that the vision or the map of how Australia are going about this tournament has not been really laid out," said Hayden.
Australia next play on October 20 against Pakistan in Bengaluru.
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