AUS vs SA: Should David Warner retire from test cricket? Rabada dismisses star batsman twice with sheer pace | Watch Video

AUS vs SA: In the Brisbane Test, South Africa was defeated by Australia by 6 wickets to claim victory. The batsman appeared to be helpless as the bowlers wrapped up the match in two days at the Gabba. David Warner, the top batsman for Australia, came up short in this situation as well. In both innings, Kagiso Rabada quickly and effectively got rid of Warner. Warner could do nothing in the face of Rabada on Brisbane's green field, which was a nightmare for him.

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Warner's poor form continues in the AUS vs SA

Warner only managed to score 2 runs in total in the first Test's two innings. Rabada struck Warner out with the opening ball of the first inning. Here, Warner evaded Rabada's bouncer, and Khaya Jondo made an outstanding catch to send him to the pavilion. Everyone believed that Australia would win the match handily because by the second innings, they had taken the lead in the game.

Warner, however, fell short again, and this time Rabada used his quickness to get Warner out of the game. The Brisbane Test saw Rabada have South Africa's best bowling performance. All the fans were delighted with Rabada's performance, despite the fact that the visiting team lost the game.

In Australia's first innings, Rabada claimed 4 wickets for 76 runs in 17.3 overs, and he also claimed 4 wickets for just 13 runs in 4 overs in their second innings. Thus, Rabada had a total of 8 wickets in the opening Test.

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Watch David Warner's dismissal from second innings here

Australia takes a 1-0 lead in the series

In the Australia vs. South Africa Test match, the home team won the first game and grabbed a 1-0 series lead. South Africa scored 152 runs in the first innings of this game. Australia answered with 218 runs on the scoreboard. Australia then scored 35 runs in the fourth innings while taking 4 wickets and winning the game after South Africa had been all out after scoring 99 runs.

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