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Record alert! Kagiso Rabada surpasses Allan Donald in SA’s all-time wicket tally

South African fast bowler Kagiso Rabada broke the national record for most international wickets by surpassing Allan Donald's tally. He achieved the milestone by taking five wickets in a recent match, bringing his total to 606.

TOI SportsNovember 15, 20261 min read
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Record alert! Kagiso Rabada surpasses Allan Donald in SA’s all-time wicket tally
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Watch for Rabada's impact in the upcoming India‑South Africa series and any statements from the South African board on his role.

Kagiso Rabada has been a leading figure in South Africa's pace attack since his debut in 2014. Over the years he has built a reputation for speed, accuracy and the ability to generate bounce on a variety of pitches. His career includes multiple five‑wicket hauls in both Test and One Day International formats, and he has been a regular selection for major tournaments such as the World Cup. Rabada's rise has been marked by consistent performances that have placed him among the top bowlers of his generation.

In the latest international fixture, Rabada claimed five wickets, a performance that lifted his career total to 606 dismissals. This figure overtook the long‑standing record held by former South African great Allan Donald, who retired with 603 wickets. Donald's record had stood for more than two decades and was regarded as a benchmark for fast bowlers in the country. Rabada's achievement was celebrated by teammates and cricket officials, who highlighted the dedication required to sustain such a high level of performance across different conditions.

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The new record holds significance for cricket fans in India, where South Africa is a frequent opponent in bilateral series and global tournaments. Indian viewers will see Rabada's skill set when the two nations meet, and his experience adds depth to South Africa's bowling line‑up. The milestone also underscores the competitive nature of modern cricket, where players from different nations push each other to higher standards, providing Indian audiences with compelling matchups and storylines.

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