England captain Joe Root is out in the third Test of the series

England captain Joe Root is out in the third Test of the series.

African pacer Kagiso Rabada has been banned. He was banned for behaving too aggressively following the ouster of English captain Joe Root in the third Test of the series.

He made this happen on the first day of the ongoing Port Elizabeth Test. But he has been banned for only one Test, not the entire series. Rabada bowled Joe Root, who was 28 for the first day, on a brilliant delivery.

Then he went in front of him and started screaming at the pacer, who was over the limit. The umpires report against Rabada at the end of the day's play. Rabada received a demerit point for violating the code of conduct, according to the report. In all, there have been 3 demerit points in two years.

Which is equal to a sorption point. As a result, he was banned in one test, according to the rules.   It should be noted that Rabada received two of his previous three demerit points in the Test series against Australia in the 21st.

This year, the pacer got another demerit point for celebrating India's. The fourth Test of the series between England and South Africa will begin in Johannesburg from January 25. Rabada cannot play in this Test due to sanctions. Cricket analysts consider this a major push for South Africa.

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