Kagiso Rabada has been part of some special Proteas teams.
Test series victories over the mighty Australia both home and away ranks high on the honours list.
But Rabada, 29, had to wait for a decade of playing international cricket 66 Tests and 313 wickets before he could savour a series success on the Indian sub-continent.
And this with an inexperienced South African side at least at international level and who fielded a batting unit that had only two Test centurions prior to the 2-0 series victory over Bangladesh.
The fact that it has now risen to five after the two matches past speaks volumes of the growth and development of this new generation of Proteas after they won by an innings and 273 runs in Chattogram yesterday.
