The pace of South Africa is spearhead Kagiso Rabada is widely considered to be one of the best rapid quarry in the modern era. Since he made his international debut in 2014, Rabada has disturbed the best of the business with his raw rhythm, his precision and his capacity to take a counter. With more than 500 international counters through formats, he firmly imposed himself as a great modern.
Kagiso Rabada chooses 5 toughest strikers in international cricket
Despite his immense success, Rabada also admitted that there were strikers who tested his skills and patience. Speaking on the Beard before the window podcastThe 29 -year -old rapid launcher revealed the five most difficult opponents he played in international cricket. His list presents some of the biggest names in the game that have dominated global cricket in the past decade.
Virat Kohli – The ultimate competitor
The first name that came to the mind of Rabada was the Indian strike maestro Virat Kohli. Describing him as “stingy with his counter”, Rabada said that Kohli’s determination and the ability to grind the quieurs made him one of the most difficult to reject.
“I feel like Kohli was incredibly difficult to get out. He was extremely stingy with his counter, guy. And he was beating and drums and when you get him out, you know you won him. You know you have been in a battle ”, Explained Rabada.
David Warner – unpredictable and unorthodox
The South African Quick also highlighted the Australian opener David Warner as one of the most difficult to face strikers. What stood out for Rabada was Warner’s unorthodox capacity to reduce deliveries that most other players could not.
“I found David Warner quite difficult to play. I think he’s probably the hardest. He was so unorthodox … Whenever I drop my slightly short length, he hung on it and cut. He was the only guy who could do that against me. Rabada has revealed, recognizing Warner’s unique style despite the success against him over the years.
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Babar Azam – The Pakistan Rock
Another name on Rabada’s list was Pakistan’s stick pillar Babar Azam. He admired the resilience of Babar, in particular under the conditions of the house, calling it “rock” in the programming of Pakistan.
“Baba Azam was a bit of a rock, you know, especially playing Pakistan. It’s like, guy, how are you going to get this guy out? Rabada declared by praising the solid technique of the star of Pakistan and the calm temperament.
Joe Root, Steve Smith and Kane Williamson – Masters of Coherence
Among the four fabulous, Rabada also distinguished England Joe Root, New Zealand Kane Williamson And Australia Steve Smith. Root’s ability to run the shot and build long sleeves has often been a challenge for querors around the world, while the composure and the classic Williamson technique made him one of the most respected players of the generation. Known for its position and unorthodox movements in the fold, Smith was a puzzle for quieurs through formats.
“Joe Root Um was difficult to play. Kane Williamson, the usual. The usual. Steve Smith. These guys are special, guy “, Addition of Rabada.
Rabada’s reflections highlight how much the best those in the world appreciate the challenge posed by world class strikers. His most tough list of opponents consists of legends who have not only dominated the matches but also took modern cricket to new heights with their coherence and their brightness.
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