London, June 17 -- South Africa's pace spearhead Kagiso Rabada doesn't see himself as a star, even though the statistics suggest otherwise, following their historic victory in the World Test Championship final against Australia at Lord's last week.

The WTC final lasted 10 sessions, and the Proteas seized the advantage early after forcing Australia to succumb to 212. Despite the advantage, South Africa fumbled on the opportunity and folded their first innings on 138.

Even after a setback, South Africa didn't let their heads down. They chained Australia in the second innings and had them reeling at 73/7 at one point. However, a late surge from Alex Carey and Mitchell Starc ballooned Australia's lead to 282. But on a flattening pitch, Aide...