<p>South African fast bowler Kagiso Rabada took his 200th Test wicket against Pakistan in Karachi on Thursday, saying it was a massive feat to join a club of great players.</p>.<p>The 25-year-old dismissed Pakistan's Hasan Ali for 21 on the third morning of the first Test to reach the milestone in his 44th match.</p>.<p>Rabada made his Test debut against India at Mohali in 2015 and becomes the eighth South African to take 200 or more wickets in Tests.</p>.<p>Dale Steyn (439) leads the list followed by Shaun Pollock (421), Makhaya Ntini (390), Alan Donald (330), Morne Morkel (309), Jacques Kallis (291) and Vernon Philander (224).</p>.<p>Rabada said he was satisfied at reaching the milestone.</p>.<p>"It's a massive feat to be included in the club of 200 wickets," said Rabada in his virtual media talk after the day's play.</p>.<p>"All you want to do is the best for your team and I am happy and satisfied," he said.</p>.<p>The paceman from Johannesburg finished with 3-70 in Pakistan's 378 all out. The home team took a big 158-run lead over the South African first innings total of 220.</p>.<p>At close on day three South Africa were 187-4, leading by just 29 runs with six wickets intact.</p>
<p>South African fast bowler Kagiso Rabada took his 200th Test wicket against Pakistan in Karachi on Thursday, saying it was a massive feat to join a club of great players.</p>.<p>The 25-year-old dismissed Pakistan's Hasan Ali for 21 on the third morning of the first Test to reach the milestone in his 44th match.</p>.<p>Rabada made his Test debut against India at Mohali in 2015 and becomes the eighth South African to take 200 or more wickets in Tests.</p>.<p>Dale Steyn (439) leads the list followed by Shaun Pollock (421), Makhaya Ntini (390), Alan Donald (330), Morne Morkel (309), Jacques Kallis (291) and Vernon Philander (224).</p>.<p>Rabada said he was satisfied at reaching the milestone.</p>.<p>"It's a massive feat to be included in the club of 200 wickets," said Rabada in his virtual media talk after the day's play.</p>.<p>"All you want to do is the best for your team and I am happy and satisfied," he said.</p>.<p>The paceman from Johannesburg finished with 3-70 in Pakistan's 378 all out. The home team took a big 158-run lead over the South African first innings total of 220.</p>.<p>At close on day three South Africa were 187-4, leading by just 29 runs with six wickets intact.</p>