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DAY 3: Zimbabwe suffer late blow after Mulder ton puts Proteas in charge | SuperSport | SA News

1 July 2025 by Guest

Corbin Bosch claimed the wicket of Zimbabwe opener Takudzwanashe Kaitano in the final over to leave the home team on 32 for one in 18.2 overs in their second innings, still 505 runs shy of the unlikeliest of victories on the third day of the first test at the Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo on Monday.

Earlier, Wiaan Mulder’s superb 147, his second and biggest test ton after his first against Bangladesh last year, had guided South Africa to 369 all out in their second innings, setting Zimbabwe a world record target of 537 for victory in more than two days.

On a pitch that appeared slightly more docile than on the previous two days, Kaitano and Prince Masvaure batted with great diligence…

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