South Africa beat Bangladesh on Thursday by 7 wickets in the first test of two-match series, securing a 1-0 lead, reports UNB.
Bangladesh only managed to set a target of 106 runs for South Africa which they triumphed in just 22 overs within the first session.
Taijul Islam bagged all three wickets South Africa lost on the fourth day.
Bangladesh ended their second innings on 307, securing a lead of 105 runs. Mehidy Hasan Miraz missed a century just for three runs.
Rabada took six wickets for 46 runs. He was the main bowler that Bangladesh batters failed to play well.
On Wednesday, less than 58 overs of play were possible. Rain and bad lights wasted more than 2.5 hours of play.
In the first innings of the match, Bangladesh scored 106, in reply, South Africa posted 308, riding on a century of Kyle Verreynne. Taijul Islam bagged five wickets, to complete 200 wickets in Test.
Bangladesh never won a Test match against South Africa, and they now failed again in the 15th attempt.
The second match of this ongoing series will be played in Chattogram from October 29.
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