537 runs were needed to win … The entire team is reduced to 208, the big act of South Africa

New Delhi. South Africa’s team is currently visiting Zimbabwe. In the very first Test match, the Zimbabwe’s team suffered a bad defeat. South Africa defeated Zimbabwe by a total of 328 runs in the first Test played at Bulawayo. Zimbabwe needed 537 runs to win against South Africa. But Zimbabwe’s team was reduced to 208 runs in the afternoon session. All -rounder Corbin Bosch took five wickets for the first time in the Test and won South Africa with his first century.

Zimbabwe’s team was reduced to 208 runs in the afternoon session. Bosch, who scored 100* runs in the first innings, bowled with a 5/43 figure and debutant seam bowler Kodi Yusuf contributed 3/22. Wellington Masakadza scored 57 runs for the Zimbabwe team and captain Craig Ervin scored 49 runs, but the rest of the batsmen performed disappointing. Zimbabwe started the day with a score of 32/1.

There was pressure on Zimbabwe on the morning of the fourth day when Nick Welch was caught by a short-leggle Tony de Jorzi on the first ball of the day. After this, Bosch took an important wicket of Sean Williams, who scored a brilliant 137 runs in Zimbabwe’s first innings. Williams caught wicketkeeper Kyle Viren by scoring 26 runs.

Ervin and Masakadja shared an 83 -run partnership for the seventh wicket, but when Arwin was dismissed by D. Joush with a brilliant diving catch off the bos, South Africa took the remaining wickets quickly. The match ended with the first Test wicket of part-time leg spinner Dewald Bravis, who stumped Tanaka Chivanga out.