Port Elizabeth won 11 wickets in the two innings of the Test, the hosts hosted the great win Pragya pacer Kigasu Radda.
He was banned for two matches in the match, was beaten by the captain, Smith in the match. But South Africa's appeal to the International Cricket Council (ICC) against sanctions has been appealed.
An ICC spokesman confirmed the matter, saying South Africa pacer Raspa appealed against the ban on the two matches. We will soon hear the whole incident from him by appointing an inquiry commissioner. '
The third Test will be played in Cape Town on 22 March. Meanwhile, the commissioner appointed by the investigation commissioner on Friday, will announce the statement of Rabadar within seven days. If the investigation commissioner does not give permission, Radda will miss the third test.
Earlier, after listening to the punishment, Radda said, 'I am harming the party and harm myself. They have to stop. I do not want to drown my team again and again. '
