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Kagiso Rabada for South Africa (Image Source: Twitter)
The eighth edition of the 20-20 World Cup kicked off on 16 October 2022. On the first day itself, fans watched two classic matches. However, all these matches will be part of the qualifiers. Then, the “Super 12” stage will start on 22 October 2022. South Africa is one of the contenders to win the trophy this time around.
But, they had a reality check during their recent visit to India. First, the Proteas played a three-match T20I series against India. But, they lost the series against the Men in Blue by 2-1. Meanwhile, South African players are currently in Australia, preparing for the upcoming mega event. But, a funny video went viral on the internet where Kagiso Rabada failed miserably while trying to speak Hindi.
Here is the shared video:
Epic fail Kagiso Rabada 😂🤣 #T20WorldCup2022 #Cricket 🏏 pic.twitter.com/X4zOKNYaKA
— Suleman Modan (@Figjamfan) October 16, 2022
Kagiso Rabada took two wickets in three matches in the T20I series against India
Speaking of the video, an Indian girl was seen with the Protea pacer as Rabada was trying to speak Hindi. The main context of the video was that Kagiso Rabada, trying to impress that girl’s parents. Rabada said: “Namaste Mummy ji! East or West, myself is best. Main apke parivar ko paake dhaniya ho gaya hun.” Then, the girl said: “Dhanya ho gaya hun. Dhaniya ho gaya hun nahi.”
After that, Kagiso Rabada said: “Namaste Suar (Pig) ji!” while he was going to talk to that girl’s father. “Sasur ji.” the girl said after being ashamed. Then, the South African pacer went for an apology. But, Rabada said: “Sorry. Main chumma chahta hun.” Then, the girl said: “Chumma…it’s shama chahta hun. Let’s go.”
Speaking of Rabada’s recent form, he did not have a great T20I series against India. He took only two wickets in those three matches. But, in the upcoming 20-20 World Cup, the form of Kagiso Rabada will be crucial for South Africa. Proteas will play their first match in the upcoming mega event against one of the qualifiers. Before that, they will play two warm-up matches against New Zealand and Bangladesh respectively in Brisbane.