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SA20: St George's Park set for epic opening match - Vimarsana News

SA20: St George's Park set for epic opening match

The SA20 has added an exciting element to the cricket calendar in South Africa, despite a weakened Test side travelling to New Zealand

SA pacer Kagiso Rabada equals Jacques Kallis' Test wicket tally - - Vimarsana News

SA pacer Kagiso Rabada equals Jacques Kallis' Test wicket tally -

South African pacer Kagiso Rabada levelled with legendary all-rounder Jacques Kallis to become the joint sixth-highest wicket-taker for the Proteas in the

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India beats South Africa in shortest ever test and draws series - New Delhi Times - India's Only International Newspaper - Vimarsana News

India beats South Africa in shortest ever test and draws series - New Delhi Times - India's Only International Newspaper

India beat South Africa by seven wickets in the shortest test match in cricket history on Thursday. India crossed the finish line 12 overs after lunch on day two. Chasing 79, it scored 80-3. Only 642 legitimate deliveries were bowled across four-plus sessions. The previous shortest test — 656 balls— was in 1932 at Melbourne…

Wickets and records tumble on day one at Newlands as India take ascendancy - Vimarsana News

Wickets and records tumble on day one at Newlands as India take ascendancy

SA were made to bat twice on day one of the second Test at Newlands as a capitulation by the home side and then a collapse by India marked a bizarre day.

ND vs SA, 2nd Test: A look at records tumbled during chaotic day one - Vimarsana News

ND vs SA, 2nd Test: A look at records tumbled during chaotic day one

The most wickets during the first day of a Test was during an Australia versus England Test back in 1902, when 25 wickets fell on the first day itself