Kagiso Rabada would 'have taken it quite heavily' if South Africa had lost to Afghanistan

South African fast bowler Kagiso Rabada expressed relief following his team's victory over Afghanistan in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023. He acknowledged that a loss would have weighed heavily on him, reflecting the high stakes of the tournament. Rabada praised teammate Lungi Ngidi, particularly highlighting the difficulty of bowling his signature slower ball, which has proven to be an effective weapon in the tournament. As South Africa continues to compete in the World Cup, Rabada's insights shed light on the pressures faced by players and the critical importance of team dynamics in high-stakes matches. The team's performance against Afghanistan is a crucial boost as they seek to establish their place in the tournament, underscoring the resilience and talent within the South African squad.
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