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South Africa Dominates Bangladesh in 2nd Test with Maiden Centuries and Record Partnerships

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South Africa Vs Bangladesh 2nd Test Cricket Match

In the ongoing 2nd Test of the South Africa tour of Bangladesh, South Africa has taken a commanding lead, leaving Bangladesh trailing significantly. The match, being held at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chattogram, saw South Africa bat aggressively on Day 2.

South Africa’s innings was highlighted by maiden centuries from several batters. Dean Elgar’s replacement, Tony de Zorzi, scored a maiden Test hundred, accumulating 177 runs off 269 balls, including 12 boundaries and four sixes. This innings was part of a strong partnership between de Zorzi and Tristan Stubbs, who also achieved his maiden Test century with 100 runs off 194 balls.

The South African team declared their innings at 575/6, with significant contributions from other batters as well. The partnership between de Zorzi and Stubbs was particularly noteworthy, adding 201 runs for the second wicket and setting a strong foundation for the team.

Bangladesh’s response has been challenging, with the team struggling at 40/4 after 10.2 overs at the end of Day 2. The home team trails by 537 runs, facing a daunting task to catch up with South Africa’s formidable score.

Taijul Islam, the Bangladeshi spinner, managed to take five wickets, including the crucial wickets of de Zorzi and Kyle Verreynne, but his efforts were not enough to stem the tide of South Africa’s dominance.

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