New Delhi, Feb. 17 -- Ahead of his side's ICC T20 World Cup clash against the UAE in Delhi, South Africa's coaching consultant and former all-rounder Albie Morkel backed pacer Kagiso Rabada and a patchy Dewald Brevis to come good, terming the latter as an "X-factor player".

Having already made it to the Super Eight stage with three wins in three matches, South Africa will be aiming to make it four wins in four matches and walk into the next round with winning momentum, as they prepare for battles against defending champions India, two-time champions West Indies and an upbeat, in-form Zimbabwe.

Speaking on Rabada, who has taken two wickets in three matches so far at an average of 52.50 and an economy rate of 9.00, Morkel said that his po...