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Kagiso Rabada is not an automatic choice for South Africa in the second Test against Sri Lanka, according to coach Mark Boucher. Rabada joined the South African bio-secure environment during the first Test after recovering from a groin strain but South Africa’s leading fast bowler will need to be assessed carefully before being rushed into action when the second Test starts at the Wanderers in Johannesburg on Sunday. “Because his name is Kagiso Rabada, we would want to play him but we’ve got to manage his loads,” said Boucher. “He’s coming back from injury so we will just monitor his progress.” Speaking after South Africa’s win over the Sri Lankans by an innings and 45 runs in Centurion, Bo

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