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Rabada Vows to End Proteas' Subcontinent Drought: "We Want to Go There and Win"
12 Oct
Summary
- Proteas fast bowler Kagiso Rabada determined to lead team to first Test series wins in Pakistan, India
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- Proteas' last Test series wins in Pakistan, India were in 2007/08 and 2000, respectively

As of 2025-10-12, Proteas fast bowler Kagiso Rabada is determined to lead his team to their first Test series wins in Pakistan and India in over a decade. Rabada, who was just four years old when the Proteas last won a Test series in India in 2000, is now the spearhead of the South African bowling attack.
Reflecting on the Proteas' past struggles in the subcontinent, Rabada acknowledges that the team has yet to win a single Test, let alone a series, in either Pakistan or India since his debut a decade ago. However, this disappointment now fuels his desire to be successful on the upcoming tours, as he declares, "We want to go there and win."




