South Africa pacer Kagiso Rabada will miss the two T20Is against Ireland in August. The two games were to be played in Bristol. Rabada was precluded "following a survey of his left average lower leg injury," said an authority CSA proclamation. South Africa rested their speed lead for the ODI series in England in July to deal with his responsibility better in the T20 World Cup year. He expectedly returned for the T20I series yet played the initial two of the three-match series, getting one wicket. Anrich Nortje supplanted him in the last game as he was precluded with a niggle. After the two T20Is, on August 3 and 5, South Africa will hope to continue their great run at the highest point of the ICC Test Championship table with a three-match Test series, beginning on August 17. The concentration for the group the board, hence, is to screen Rabada leading the pack up to those games. "He [Rabada] will proceed with clinical administration and restoration and his advancement will be firmly observed in anticipation of the impending three-match Test series against England in the not so distant future," the assertion read.