On the fifth ball of the opening over, Rabada bowled a length delivery swinging down the leg side. Bangladesh's opener attempted a flick but missed, and the ball sailed through to Proteas keeper Verreynne. Despite a loud appeal from Rabada and the short-leg fielder, umpire Joel Wilson denied the dismissal. However, Verreynne and de Zorzi were certain of an edge, urging Markram to go for the review. The replay revealed a clear spike as the ball passed the bat, leading Wilson to overturn his decision. Social media buzzed with praise for de Zorzi and Verreynne’s confident DRS call.
What a review!
— Pandit Pranoob (@pranoob76889)
SA on fire!🔥🔥
South Africa entering the race for the WTC final
— Ashwin Kumar (@ashwin_kumarV)
Yeah!
Rabada is on fire 🔥��🔥 number 1 bowler in the world is pumped 🤌🏾
— Ney (@MissYabayankie)
Yeah he does!
Kagiso Rabada strikes in his first over
— Caught & Bowled (@caught1bowled)
Great inns from them!
Have it on record from that that is the first time since 1949 (West Indies v India) that a team has three maiden tons in an innings.
— Waheed Vadi (@WaheedVadi)
Super stoked for TDZ, Stubbs and Mulder!
Brilliant!
10/1 off 1 over. Bowler has 1/1. No byes or legbyes. This is going to be a head scratching trivia question in a few years time.
— Michael Wagener (@Mykuhl)
Obsolutely true!
Good things come to those who wait 💯
— Ongama (@imongamagcwabe)
Correct time ot was!
great review from markram. rabada gets his first. thumb rule in cricket: always take review against joel wilson.
— Kanishk Agarwal (@kanishkdabaav27)
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