Cape Town Mania: Full List Of Records That Tumbled On Day 1 Of 2nd Test | Cricket News

During an action-packed day one among second Test between India and South Africa on day one, a complete of 23 wickets fell, which is the second highest variety of wickets falling on day one among a Test. On the primary day at Cape Town, South Africa elected to bat first however was dismissed inside a single session. Next up, India began out method higher, however a late batting collapse noticed them get all out as properly. Later of their third innings, the Proteas misplaced three wickets. The most wickets throughout the first day of a Test was throughout an Australia versus England Test again in 1902, when 25 wickets fell on the primary day itself.

The highest-ever wickets falling on a single day of a Test match was throughout the first Test between England and Australia again in 1888.

India additionally turned the first-ever nation to lose six wickets in a row with out scoring a run. India was 153/4 at one level. But inside the 10 balls, India was bundled out for 153.

During their innings, India recorded a complete of six geese, with Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shreyas Iyer, Ravindra Jadeja, Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Siraj and Prasidh Krishna getting out for a duck, recording the joint-highest variety of geese in a single Test innings by a workforce. Pakistan (in opposition to West Indies at Karachi in 1980), South Africa (in opposition to India in Ahmedabad in 1996), Bangladesh (in opposition to West Indies in Dhaka again in 2002), and New Zealand (in opposition to Pakistan again in 2018 at Dubai) are amongst different groups to take action.

Coming to the match, South Africa elected to bat first and was bundled out for simply 55 in 23.2 overs, with Kyle Verreynne (15) and David Bedingham (12) being the only real gamers to the touch double digits.

Mohammed Siraj’s fiery spell of 6/15 destroyed Proteas’ high and center order, whereas Jasprit Bumrah (2/25) and Mukesh Kumar (0/2) additionally took wickets.

In their first innings, India was 153/4 at one level, with stable scores coming from Virat Kohli (46 in 59 balls, with six fours and a six), Rohit Sharma (39 in 50 balls, with seven fours) and Shubman Gill (36 in 55 balls, with 5 fours), however a Lungi Ngidi three-wicket over sunk India to 153 all out in 34.5 overs.

Ngidi (3/30), Kagiso Rabada (3/38) and Nandre Burger (3/42) took three wickets every for SA.

Later of their second innings, SA ended the day at 62/3, with Aiden Markram (36*) doing the majority of the scoring. Skipper Dean Elgar managed 12 runs in his closing Test innings. Mukesh acquired two whereas Bumrah acquired one wicket.

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