Kagiso Rabada picked up the wicket off the first ball. Mahfijul edged the delivery towards gully, where Marco Jansen completed the catch. The dismissal put Rabada in an exclusive group of South African bowlers who have taken a wicket with the first ball of a Test.

Bert Vogler was the first South African to achieve the feat. He dismissed England opener Tom Hayward for a golden duck at The Oval on August 19, 1907. Allan Donald joined the list in 2001, dismissing West Indies opener Leon Garrick with the first delivery of the Kingston Test on April 19.

Dale Steyn was the last South African to achieve the milestone before Rabada. He dismissed England captain Andrew Strauss with the first ball of the Johannesburg Test on January 14, 2010. Rabada has now ended a 16-year wait for another South African bowler to accomplish the feat.

Kagiso Rabada continued to trouble Bangladesh after dismissing Mahfijul. He struck again on the second ball of his second over, dismissing former Bangladesh captain Mominul Haque for a seven-ball duck.

Mominul edged the delivery behind, where wicketkeeper Ryan Rickelton completed the catch. The fast bowler then removed Shanto in the ninth over. The Bangladesh skipper scored 12 off 23 balls before Rabada beat him and knocked over his off-stump.

The three early dismissals left Bangladesh struggling at 22/3 in 8.5 overs. Tanzid Hasan offered some resistance at the other end. The opener remained unbeaten on 22 off 37 deliveries, while Towhid Hridoy was not out on two off 10 balls at the drinks break.

Kagiso Rabada Goes Past Allan Donald in South Africa's International Wickets List

Kagiso Rabada also took his international tally to 604, moving past Allan Donald's 602. The South African pacer reached the mark in his 261st international appearance, while Donald took 236 matches to claim 602 wickets between 1991 and 2003.

Rabada has taken 353 wickets in Test cricket and ranks fourth among South Africa's leading international wicket-takers. Only Shaun Pollock, Dale Steyn and Makhaya Ntini have claimed more wickets for the country across formats.