Wiaan Mulder - Codi Yusuf and Kwena Maphaka

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The Proteas held a commanding 216-run lead at stumps on day two of the first Test against Zimbabwe in Bulawayo.
South Africa declared their first innings on 418/9 overnight, with debutant Lhuan-dré Pretorius top-scoring with 153.
Yesterday, Sean Williams struck a defiant 137 for his sixth Test century as Zimbabwe were bowled out for 251 in their first innings.
Wiaan Mulder led the attack with 4/50, while Codi Yusuf and captain Keshav Maharaj picked up three wickets each.
When bad light ended play, the world champions were on 49/1.
Play at the Queens Sports Club resumes at 10:00 this morning, with Tony de Zorzi and Mulder at the crease.
30 Jun 2025 2AM English South Africa Sports · Sports

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