Rabada says Proteas have a challenge ahead as Australia loom in World Cup opener TiisetsoMalepa
The Proteas are best known for their heartbreaking losses in World Cup tournaments, as happened in the 2011 quarterfinal and the 2015 semifinals, and two years ago when they crashed out in the pool stages.
“We are a team that wants to express to the world how good they are. We have a challenge in front of us.” The Proteas have a second and final warm-up match against Pakistan on Tuesday before taking on Australia at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium on Saturday at 2pm SA time.
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