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‘Testosterone to burn’: Kagiso Rabada plays down 2018 clash with Australia’s Steve Smith

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  • ‘There’s no hate,’ says bowler ahead of return to St George’s Park

  • Pair clashed in Gqeberha during heated series six years ago

Kagiso Rabada insists there is no lingering bad blood with Australia as the South Africa speedster prepares to return to the site of his controversial clash with Steve Smith.

Rabada has been declared fit to come back from his hamstring tear and face Australia in the second Test at St George’s Park, in his first match since May. The South African’s return comes at a crucial point in the series, with the hosts fighting to stay alive after their 214-run pumping in Durban last week.

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Source: Guardian Sport

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