Keshav Maharaj completed a double century of wickets, became the first South African spinner to achieve this feat

Keshav Maharaj (Keshav Maharaj) achieved this achievement by dismissing Craig Ervin of Zimbabwe in the 34th over, which was stumped by Kyle Werene. Maharaj is the highest wicket -taking spinner after former off -spinner Hugh Tafield’s 170 wicket records. Left -arm spinner Maharaj now has 202 wickets in 59 Tests, which includes five wickets and 10 wickets once.

He achieved this feat in his 59th Test match. Keshav Maharaj has taken five wickets 11 times throughout his career. And took four wickets in an innings on six occasions. South Africa declared their first innings for 418 runs for 9 wickets. In response, Zimbabwe scored 251 runs. Sean Williams scored the highest 134 innings for him. The rest of the batsmen could not do special wonders. On the basis of the first innings, South Africa got a lead of 167 runs.

Keshav Maharaj, who took 200 wickets in the Test, is the ninth bowler of South Africa. The bowler who took the most Test wicket for South Africa is Dale Steyn. He has taken 439 wickets in 93 matches at an average of 22.95. The second place is former captain Sean Pollock who has taken 421 wickets in 108 matches, Makhaya Antini in third place. Antini has 390 wickets in 101 Tests.

Keshav Maharaj has taken 631 wickets in 166 matches in first class cricket. In response to the first innings of 418 runs for South Africa’s nine wickets, Zimbabwe’s team was dismissed for 251 runs. In which Maharaj took three wickets for 70 runs in 16.4 overs. Vian Mulder took four wickets for 50 runs in 16 overs.