“It is a concern with the amount of cricket that’s being played,” Kagiso Rabada says forward of the Australia tour

Kagiso Rabada expressed his considerations to the reporters in regards to the quantity of cricket that’s being performed. He stated it on Thursday in Johannesburg earlier than leaving for Australia for the upcoming three-match take a look at collection.

Rabada stated “It is a concern with the amount of cricket that’s being played,”

“It needs to be managed. Plans need to be made accordingly. You can feel it in the intensity of your play. It’s not where you want it to be and it catches up with you over time. Playing international cricket, you want high intensity more often than not. It’s just a challenge that needs to be met.” he added.

In the just lately concluded T20, World Cup in Australia the fatigue of the bowler confirmed. Rabada picked up two wickets at an economic system of 9.43 from six video games. South Africa failed to achieve the semifinals of the event.

Rabada has performed seven take a look at matches, 5 ODIs and 14 T20Is this 12 months. In addition to that, he was a part of the Punjab Kings facet within the IPL.

“It’s been a long year,” Rabada stated with three extra assessments to go in opposition to Australia Down Under ranging from December 17. The South African group will depend on Rabada for his or her possibilities of profitable the collection Down Under.

Rabada stated “I’ve been lucky enough to play with Dale, Vernon, Morne, Kyle Abbott; some greats of the game. You’ve got Lungi and Marco and Anrich now, who are bowling extremely well and have a good taste of international cricket. I’ve bowled in tandem with them for a decent amount of time now for us to know each other and communicate as a group. Times just have to move on.”

Skipper Dean Elgar stated “Our style of cricket is tailor-made for playing over there(Australia). We’ve got great fast bowlers – I always say I don’t want to face them in a match; it’s bad enough facing them in the nets.”

South Africa hasn’t misplaced a collection in Australia since 2006.