RABADA CLEAR TO PLAY IN CAPE TOWN
Kagiso Rabada got a two match ban for making a physical contact with Australia’s captain Steven Smith which was overturned by the ICC’s code of conduct appeal commissioner Michael Heron. File Photo On Monday Rabada’s hearing was conducted via video conference which lasted more than six hours, Dali Mpofu, the high profile south African legal advocate defended Rabada’s case, initially Rabada had been given three demerit points by the match referee Jeff Crow but the hearing his level 2 charge for physical contact was downgraded to a level 1 charge with a 25% match fee fine, which means his demerit points total dips below the threshold which allowed him to play in the Cape Town test against Australia. Rabada Celebrates Smith's wicket Moosajee South Africa’s team manager who was also present in the hearing along with the South African team captain Faf du Plessis said that, “we have put our side of story in front of the Judicial commissioner now it’s up to him to stand on ...