Keshav Maharaj: The Undeterred Spin Maestro Nearing a Milestone

South Africa's seasoned spinner, Keshav Maharaj, is just two wickets away from entering the prestigious 200 Test wicket club. Despite turning 35 earlier this year, there's no indication of him slowing down, as noted by the ICC. His teammates regard him as a vital asset ahead of their World Test Championship final against Australia on June 11 in London.

Since making his debut against Australia in November 2016, Maharaj has been a staple in the Proteas lineup. His consistent wicket-taking ability is not just a phenomenon but an expectation for the team. His impact goes beyond wickets, with teammates vouching for his unmatched work ethic.

Teammate Lungi Ngidi confidently predicted that Maharaj would be the first to practice at Lord's ahead of their crucial Test match. Ngidi emphasized Maharaj's discipline and early starts, highlighting his commitment to preparation. Maharaj's influence has been inspirational, with fellow players like Tristan Stubbs acknowledging his professionalism and dedication to the game.

(With inputs from agencies.)