South Africa’s top bowler Kagiso Rabada has been ruled out of the last test of the four-match series against England after being given another demerit point for a robust wicket celebration on the first day of the third Test at St George’s Park on Thursday. Rabada was also fined 15% of his match fee after being found guilty of a level one breach of the International Cricket Council code of conduct, the ICC said on Friday. He has now accumulated four demerit points in a 24-month period, meaning he is suspended for South Africa’s next test, at the Wanderers in Johannesburg from Jan. 24-28. Rabada celebrated bowling out England captain Joe Root on Thursday by running down the pitch, going down on his haunches, clenching his fists and roaring into the ground, under the nose of Root himself. The ICC said he was guilty of “using language, actions or gestures which disparage or which could provoke an aggressive reaction from a batter upon his or her dismissal during an international match”. Rabada, who is fourth in the ICC’s rankings of Test bowlers, admitted the offence and accepted the sanction proposed by match referee Andy Pycroft on Thursday. Just under two years ago, Rabada was suspended for two Tests against Australia after being found guilty of “inappropriate and deliberate physical contact with a player” after a shoulder charge on Australia captain Steve Smith in the second Test. Cricket South Africa have not yet indicated whether they will appeal this time. Seven wickets for Rabada helped South Africa beat England by 107 runs in the first Test in Pretoria last month. He took five in the second Test defeat in Cape Town and two on Thursday on the first day of the third Test.