South Africa's Record-Breaking Inning Stuns Bangladesh

South Africa declared their first innings at 575-6 with notable performances by Tony de Zorzi and Wiaan Mulder. Bangladesh struggled in response, trailing by 537 runs. South Africa's innings featured three maiden centuries, marking a rare test cricket achievement. South Africa leads the series 1-0.

South Africa delivered a commanding performance on the second day of their second test against Bangladesh, declaring at a formidable 575-6, thanks to standout performances by Tony de Zorzi, who scored 177, and Wiaan Mulder, with an unbeaten 105.

This historic innings saw three batsmen, including Tristan Stubbs, achieve their maiden centuries, a feat only accomplished once before in test history by the West Indies in 1948. Bangladesh struggled in response, closing the day at 38-4, trailing by 537 runs.

South Africa's bowlers capitalized on their position, with Kagiso Rabada making early breakthroughs. The Proteas lead 1-0 in the two-match series following their impressive seven-wicket victory in Dhaka.

(With inputs from agencies.)