World Cup 2019: Kagiso Rabada dishes out dirt about his South African teammates

The ICC World Cup 2019 is about to begin in three days and every team is currently playing warm-up games to get acclimatized for the main draw of the tournament. The opening match of the tournament will feature hosts England and South Africa on May 30 and South Africa have already begun well by beating Sri Lanka in one of their practice matches, while their other match was rained out.

The Proteas is a very tight-knit unit with each of the players looking out for one another and one rarely sees them talking about one another in the non-cricketing sense. However, ICC posted a video on Kagiso Rabada’s birthday, May 25 and he is talking not so serious about his teammates and reveals all the secrets that they might have kept hidden for a long time.

He named Lungisani Ngidi as the one most obsessed with selfies and who googles himself the most. Skipper Faf du Plessis was named as the worst dancer in the team, while the tags of best dancers went to JP Duminy and Andile Phehlukwayo. Rabada said that he was the best at Karaoke. Quinton de Kock was named the worst roommate and also obsessed with the gym.

Here is the video of Kagiso Rabada revealing the inside details:

Happy birthday to @KagisoRabada25!

????️ Here’s a video of the South Africa quick dishing the dirt on his teammates! pic.twitter.com/hNWjwKoKqV

— Cricket World Cup (@cricketworldcup) May 25, 2019

With their batting doing the job as Quinton de Kock, Hashim Amla, Faf du Plessis, and Rassie van der Dussen all got runs, it was hearty to look at the Proteas fast bowling attack in Lungi Ngidi picking wickets and Kagiso Rabada bowling as fast as he can. The Sri Lankan batsmen found him too hot to handle and he will be looking forward to doing more damage when the time comes to meet England in the tournament opener.

Rabada was the second highest wicket-taker with 25 scalps for Delhi Capitals. He left the IPL 2019 midway due to some trouble in his back and Cricket South Africa didn’t want to take any more chances with their fast bowlers, as Dale Steyn had already experienced trouble with his right shoulder and Ngidi was recovering from his injury. Kagiso was seen bowling in full throttle in the warmup game, which seemingly is good news for the Proteas and a bad one for the opponents.