New Delhi, Sept. 7 -- After a fantastic start to his Test career, Codi Yusuf earned his maiden ODI cap on Sunday when the South African fast bowler was included in the Proteas playing XI for the third and final 50-over game against England at the The Rose Bowl in Southampton. Having already secured the series 2-0, South Africa decided to rest pacer Lungi Ngidi, with Yusuf replacing him.

Born in 1998 Knysna town, Yusuf made a name for himself in South African domestic cricket for Gauteng and Lions. The 27-year-old consistent performances paved his way into the national Test side.

In 36 first class matches, Yusuf's 117 wickets was hard to be ignored, which included eight four wicket-hauls and four fifers. His ODI debut came following his ...