Rabada says there’s no hate and insists there is no lingering bad blood with Australia as he prepares to return to St George’s Park. He was declared fit after a hamstring tear and will face Steve Smith’s side in the second test, six years after their heated 2018 clash in Gqeberha.
Why it matters
Followers will care that Rabada is fit and returning to the site of a past controversy for the upcoming test series.
Evidence
Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.
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