Rabada aims to recover in time for Tests against Australia
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 30, 2026, 9:37 AM
Last updated Aug 30, 2026

Kagiso Rabada has just under six weeks to recover from a hamstring injury ahead of the first Test against Australia, scheduled to start on October 9. The South African pace bowler sustained the injury earlier this month, raising concerns about his availability for the crucial match. The team is relying on Rabada's experience and skill to strengthen their bowling attack during this upcoming Test series. A successful recovery would be pivotal for South Africa as they face a challenging opponent.
- •Kagiso Rabada is recovering from a hamstring injury.
- •The first Test against Australia begins on October 9.
- •Rabada has just under six weeks to regain fitness.
- •His return is crucial for South Africa's bowling lineup.
- 9:37 AMESPNcricinfo — Rabada races against time to be fit for Australia Tests
"Rabada has just under six weeks to recover from a hamstring injury for the first Test against Australia, which begins October 9
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