After the appeal of Kagiso Rabada appeals against the punishment, the date of hearing has been fixed on March 19.
New Zealand's Michael Heron has been appointed as the ICC Judicial Commissioner After the hearing, the decision will be made within 48 hours. Which means South African paceman will know about the result of the appeal on Wednesday.After pushing Steven Smith into the Port Elizabeth Test, Rabada was charged with level-to-break. The match fee was also fined 50 percent with three dismissal points. Combined with the previous demerit point, which has turned into two Tests. South Africa therefore decided to appeal against this punishment.The date of the hearing was fixed on March 19 in view of the appeal. The hearing will be through video conferencing. On Wednesday (March 21st), the fruit will be announced.If the charges against Rabda are not proved, South African pacer will be able to play against New Zealand in Australia against Australia. The Test will begin on 23 March, from Friday.
