Bangladesh vs. South Africa, 1st One-Day International: Highlights, Scorecard

Kagiso Rabada produced an incredible debut performance as South Africa crushed Bangladesh by eight wickets in the opening one-day international in Mirpur, Bangladesh.

The 20-year-old seamer took six for 16 as the hosts, who won the toss and decided to bat first, were dismissed for 160 in a match reduced to 40 overs because of rain.

			Runs	Minutes	Balls	4s	6s
Tamim Iqbal		b Rabada	0	17	13	0	0
Sarkar	c Duminy	b Rabada	27	38	27	4	0
Das	c Behardien	b Rabada	0		1	0	0
Mahmudullah	lbw	b Rabada	0		1	0	0
Shakib	lbw	b Tahir	48	92	51	5	0
Mushfiqur Rahim	c Tahir	b Duminy	24	47	38	1	0
Sabbir Rahman		b Morris	5	13	13	0	0
Nasir Hossain		b Morris	31	58	44	3	1
Mortaza	c De Kock	b Rabada	4	18	12	0	0
Jubair Hossain		b Rabada	5	12	9	1	0
Mustafizur Rahman	not out		0	16	11	0	0
Extras		1nb 10w 0b 5lb	16
Bowler			Overs	Maidens	Runs	Wickets
Abbott			6	0	41	0
Rabada			8	3	16	6
Morris			6.3	0	32	2
Tahir			8	1	38	1
Duminy			8	0	28	1

The Proteas knocked off the total in only 31.1 overs at the Shere Bangla National Stadium.

			Runs	Minutes	Balls	4s	6s
De Kock	c Sabbir Rahman	b Nasir Hossain	35	59	41	5	0
Amla	c Mahmudullah	b Mortaza	14	22	18	2	0
du Plessis	not out		63	115	75	7	0
Rossouw	not out		45	78	53	5	1
Extras		0nb 1w 0b 6lb	7
Bowler			Overs	Maidens	Runs	Wickets
Mustafizur Rahman			6	2	15	0
Nasir Hossain			7	1	28	1
Mortaza			6	0	36	1
Shakib			5	1	27	0
Jubair Hossain			5	0	31	0
Mahmudullah			2	0	17	0
Sabbir Rahman			0.1	0	4	0

Rabada, who had taken 19 wickets in 17 List A matches, claimed a hat-trick in his second over in international cricket.

Tamim Iqbal saw his off-stump pegged back before Litton Das flicked a delivery straight to Farhaan Behardien at mid-wicket.

The hat-trick was completed when he trapped Mahmudullah lbw, emulating the feat of Taijul Islam who took a hat-trick on his ODI debut last year.

Bangladesh were reduced to 40 for four when Rabada picked up his fourth wicket. Soumya Sarkar (29) picked out JP Duminy at cover but Shakib Al Hasan and Mushfiqur Rahim stemmed the tide.

Shakib top-scored with 48 before Rabada came back to help polish off the tail, removing Mashrafe Mortaza and Jubair Hossain in consecutive overs.

Chris Morris finished the innings in just 36.3 overs as he bowled Nasir Hossain after an attacking 31.

South Africa's chase was serene despite the loss of skipper Hashim Amla (14) in the sixth over.

The run rate was at five per over when Quinton de Kock departed for 35 in the 14th over and Faf du Plessis (63) and Rilee Rossouw (45) saw their side home with an unbeaten 99-run partnership.

The teams are playing three one-day internationals and two Tests after South Africa won the Twenty20 series 2-0.