Rabada sets up South Africa's first Test win in Asia since 2014
Rabada finished with a six-for to deny Mehidy a century before South Africa's batters made short work of the 106 chase
Rabada finished with a six-for to deny Mehidy a century before South Africa's batters made short work of the 106 chase
Bad light ended play early, but hosts were 81 ahead, recovering despite an early burst from Kagiso Rabada
Bangladesh ended the second day of the Test 101 runs behind with seven wickets left in their second innings
The left-arm spinner helped keep South Africa to a 34-run lead on day one, after Bangladesh were bowled out for just 106
"Everything was in our favour," said the allrounder, lamenting their collapse to 106 all out on the first day in Dhaka
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"It is probably the toughest conditions I have played under in terms of heat and humidity"
Having done it twice in Rawalpindi, he stepped up once again in Dhaka, this time in Jaker Ali's company
Comparisons with Bangladesh's legendary allrounder will always be inevitable, but Taijul has made peace with it
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"He gave me a few words in terms of how the wicket would play... He read the wicket to the tee."
Rabada became the 39th bowler to enter the 300-wicket club in Tests and quite fittingly, his strike rate is 39.2, the best among all bowlers who have achieved this milestone
A group called "Shakibians" demanded Shakib be reinstated in the Test squad, but was chased away by another group
The Bangladesh captain hopes Mehidy Hasan Miraz will be able to perform the role Shakib did for Bangladesh
It could be the end of his Test career as the Dhaka Test against South Africa was supposed to be his farewell game
Simmons hopes the players can "leave out the confusion" as they prep for the upcoming Tests against South Africa
"We thought it was going to turn, and not really nip," Rabada said of the pitch where 16 wickets fell on the opening day
South Africa, meanwhile, are quietly preparing for their first Test in Bangladesh in nine years