The 23-year-old limped off with a hamstring injury as South Africa lost to Bangladesh on June 2. He has missed three matches since but after being put through his paces on Monday he told reporters he was raring to go. I went as hard as I could go in my test, at match intensity,” he said. Defeat in their first three matches, followed by a washed out contest against the West Indies, hurt South Africa's chances of advancing but an easy win over Afghanistan in Cardiff on Saturday gave them a glimmer of hope. Ngidi will boost a pace attack that was handed a blow before the start of the tournament when Dale Steyn dropped out because of injury.

Source: bd News24 June 18, 2019 08:48 UTC