South Africa led by Captain Vian Mulder, led by Captain Vian Mulder, won a wide win over Zimbabwe in the second Test match at Bulwayo, won by an innings and to complete the 236 runs to complete the two-test series. The outstanding performance of Mulder included an unbeaten 367 runs, three wickets and three catches, which was a leader for South Africa for the tenth consecutive Test win.Mulder’s remarkable innings of 367 Not Out stands as the fifth highest individual test score in history, which is just 33 runs lower than Brian Lara’s world record. His contribution helped South Africa announce 626–5.Zimbabwe struggled throughout the match, managing 220 after being forced to manage only 170 runs in his first innings and 220 in the second. His combined total of 390 runs was only 23 more than the individual score of the Mulder.“It was a super special (to be a captain). This’s something I dreamed of as a child,” Mulder told Broadcaster Supersport. “You are one of the greatest honors to captain your country that you can get as a cricketer. So it was a super proud moment for me and my family and I am happy that I can be proud of people.”
The third day began at 51–1 with Zimbabwe, when Sean Williams lost quickly, when Mulder bowled him for 11.Zimbabwe’s Captain Craig Erwin showed resistance with a 95 -ball innings of 49, but the team faced a downfall to lose seven wickets for 67 runs in 28 overs.
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The bowling honor was shared between Corbin Bosch (4-38), Kodi Yusuf (2-38), and Muthusmy (3-77).The Mulder regularly took over the team in the absence of Temba Bavuma and Keshav Maharaj, which proved himself as a competent leader.The necklace increased Zimbabwe’s humorous streak in Bulwayo with 22 tests since 2001, with 17 with losses.The series marked the first Test tour in Zimbabwe, South Africa in 11 years, although the matches were not counted at the World Test Championship as Zimbabwe is not a part of WTC.The South African team will be in Zimbabwe for the upcoming Twenty20 tri-series in New Zealand.
