SA VS BAN 1st Test: Complete First Day Inning

SA VS BAN 1st Test: Complete First Day Inning

SA VS BAN 1st Test: Complete First Day Inning. The opening day of the much-anticipated SA vs BAN 1st Test at the Shere Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur, Dhaka, proved to be a gripping contest between bat and ball. The first day saw a complete performance from the South African bowling attack as they managed to dismiss Bangladesh for a modest score of 106 in their first innings, followed by a resilient start from their batsmen, finishing at 140/6 at stumps on Day 1, leading by 34 runs.

Bangladesh Struggles Against South Africa’s Disciplined Bowling Attack

After electing to bat first, Bangladesh found themselves on the back foot early on, losing wickets at regular intervals. The South African bowling unit, led by Kagiso Rabada, Wiaan Mulder, and Keshav Maharaj, tore through the Bangladeshi lineup, never allowing the batters to settle.

Bangladesh 1st Innings: 106/10 (40.1 Overs)

Despite a fighting knock of 30 from Mahmudul Hasan Joy, Bangladesh’s batsmen struggled against South Africa’s pace and spin duo. Shadman Islam fell early without scoring, caught by Aiden Markram off Wiaan Mulder. Mulder continued his fine form, removing Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto for 7, reducing the hosts to 21/3 in the early stages.

The middle order offered little resistance, as Mushfiqur Rahim (11) and Litton Das (1) fell cheaply. Mehidy Hasan Miraz tried to steady the ship with a handy 13, but the lower order collapsed quickly, with the last four wickets falling for just 46 runs.

South Africa’s bowlers were relentless, with Rabada taking 3/26, Mulder contributing with 3/22, and Maharaj wrapping things up with 3/34. Dane Piedt also chipped in with a wicket, dismissing Mahmudul Hasan Joy for a well-fought 30.

Bangladesh 1st InningsRB4s6sSR
Mahmudul Hasan Joy30972130.93
Shadman Islam04000.00
Mominul Haque461066.67
Najmul Hossain Shanto (C)7710100.00
Mushfiqur Rahim11202055.00
Litton Das113007.69
Mehidy Hasan Miraz13243054.17
Jaker Ali Anik2150013.33
Nayeem Hasan8161050.00
Taijul Islam16312051.61
Hasan Mahmud4130030.77
Extras10
TOTAL106/10

Bowling Performance

BowlerOMRWER
Kagiso Rabada1142632.36
Wiaan Mulder842232.75
Keshav Maharaj16.143432.10
Dane Piedt511913.80

South Africa’s Response: A Solid Start Despite Losing Wickets

In response to Bangladesh’s low total, South Africa made a solid start to their innings but faltered in the middle session. Aiden Markram fell early for 6, bowled by Hasan Mahmud. However, Tony de Zorzi and Tristan Stubbs stitched together a 41-run partnership, steadying the innings. De Zorzi was the anchor, scoring 30 off 72 balls, while Stubbs made a quick 23 off 27 balls.

Bangladesh’s left-arm spinner Taijul Islam was the star of their bowling attack, claiming a stunning 5/49 in 15 overs. Islam’s spell included the crucial wickets of Stubbs, David Bedingham (11), Ryan Rickelton (27), and Matthew Breetzke for a duck, putting South Africa under pressure at 108/6.

Despite the collapse, Kyle Verreynne (18*) and Wiaan Mulder (17*) batted with determination to take South Africa to 140/6 at stumps, ending the day with a 34-run lead.

South Africa 1st InningsRB4s6sSR
Aiden Markram (C)671085.71
Tony de Zorzi30724041.67
Tristan Stubbs23274085.19
David Bedingham11250044.00
Ryan Rickelton27494055.10
Matthew Breetzke04000.00
Kyle Verreynne (not out)18321056.25
Wiaan Mulder (not out)17313054.84
Extras8
TOTAL140/6

Fall of Wickets:

  • Aiden Markram – 9/1 (0.6 overs)
  • Tristan Stubbs – 50/2 (11.4 overs)
  • David Bedingham – 72/3 (19.3 overs)
  • Tony de Zorzi – 99/4 (27.2 overs)
  • Matthew Breetzke – 99/5 (27.6 overs)
  • Ryan Rickelton – 108/6 (31.3 overs)

Bowling Performance

BowlerOMRWER
Hasan Mahmud813113.88
Mehidy Hasan Miraz1003303.30
Taijul Islam1524953.27
Nayeem Hasan802002.50

Conclusion

At the close of play on Day 1, South Africa holds a slim advantage with a 34-run lead. Bangladesh’s bowlers, particularly Taijul Islam, gave their team a fighting chance with a five-wicket haul. However, South Africa’s depth in batting and their formidable bowling attack make them slight favorites going into Day 2.

The opening day of the much-anticipated SA vs BAN 1st Test at the Shere Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur, Dhaka, proved to be a gripping contest between bat and ball. The first day saw a complete performance from the South African bowling attack as they managed to dismiss Bangladesh for a modest score of 106 in their first innings, followed by a resilient start from their batsmen, finishing at 140/6 at stumps on Day 1, leading by 34 runs.

Bangladesh Struggles Against South Africa’s Disciplined Bowling Attack

After electing to bat first, Bangladesh found themselves on the back foot early on, losing wickets at regular intervals. The South African bowling unit, led by Kagiso Rabada, Wiaan Mulder, and Keshav Maharaj, tore through the Bangladeshi lineup, never allowing the batters to settle.

Bangladesh 1st Innings: 106/10 (40.1 Overs)

Despite a fighting knock of 30 from Mahmudul Hasan Joy, Bangladesh’s batsmen struggled against South Africa’s pace and spin duo. Shadman Islam fell early without scoring, caught by Aiden Markram off Wiaan Mulder. Mulder continued his fine form, removing Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto for 7, reducing the hosts to 21/3 in the early stages.

The middle order offered little resistance, as Mushfiqur Rahim (11) and Litton Das (1) fell cheaply. Mehidy Hasan Miraz tried to steady the ship with a handy 13, but the lower order collapsed quickly, with the last four wickets falling for just 46 runs.

South Africa’s bowlers were relentless, with Rabada taking 3/26, Mulder contributing with 3/22, and Maharaj wrapping things up with 3/34. Dane Piedt also chipped in with a wicket, dismissing Mahmudul Hasan Joy for a well-fought 30.

Bangladesh 1st InningsRB4s6sSR
Mahmudul Hasan Joy30972130.93
Shadman Islam04000.00
Mominul Haque461066.67
Najmul Hossain Shanto (C)7710100.00
Mushfiqur Rahim11202055.00
Litton Das113007.69
Mehidy Hasan Miraz13243054.17
Jaker Ali Anik2150013.33
Nayeem Hasan8161050.00
Taijul Islam16312051.61
Hasan Mahmud4130030.77
Extras10
TOTAL106/10

Bowling Performance

BowlerOMRWER
Kagiso Rabada1142632.36
Wiaan Mulder842232.75
Keshav Maharaj16.143432.10
Dane Piedt511913.80

South Africa’s Response: A Solid Start Despite Losing Wickets

In response to Bangladesh’s low total, South Africa made a solid start to their innings but faltered in the middle session. Aiden Markram fell early for 6, bowled by Hasan Mahmud. However, Tony de Zorzi and Tristan Stubbs stitched together a 41-run partnership, steadying the innings. De Zorzi was the anchor, scoring 30 off 72 balls, while Stubbs made a quick 23 off 27 balls.

Bangladesh’s left-arm spinner Taijul Islam was the star of their bowling attack, claiming a stunning 5/49 in 15 overs. Islam’s spell included the crucial wickets of Stubbs, David Bedingham (11), Ryan Rickelton (27), and Matthew Breetzke for a duck, putting South Africa under pressure at 108/6.

Despite the collapse, Kyle Verreynne (18*) and Wiaan Mulder (17*) batted with determination to take South Africa to 140/6 at stumps, ending the day with a 34-run lead.

South Africa 1st InningsRB4s6sSR
Aiden Markram (C)671085.71
Tony de Zorzi30724041.67
Tristan Stubbs23274085.19
David Bedingham11250044.00
Ryan Rickelton27494055.10
Matthew Breetzke04000.00
Kyle Verreynne (not out)18321056.25
Wiaan Mulder (not out)17313054.84
Extras8
TOTAL140/6

Fall of Wickets:

  • Aiden Markram – 9/1 (0.6 overs)
  • Tristan Stubbs – 50/2 (11.4 overs)
  • David Bedingham – 72/3 (19.3 overs)
  • Tony de Zorzi – 99/4 (27.2 overs)
  • Matthew Breetzke – 99/5 (27.6 overs)
  • Ryan Rickelton – 108/6 (31.3 overs)

Bowling Performance

BowlerOMRWER
Hasan Mahmud813113.88
Mehidy Hasan Miraz1003303.30
Taijul Islam1524953.27
Nayeem Hasan802002.50

Conclusion

At the close of play on Day 1, South Africa holds a slim advantage with a 34-run lead. Bangladesh’s bowlers, particularly Taijul Islam, gave their team a fighting chance with a five-wicket haul. However, South Africa’s depth in batting and their formidable bowling attack make them slight favorites going into Day 2.

The opening day of the much-anticipated SA vs BAN 1st Test at the Shere Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur, Dhaka, proved to be a gripping contest between bat and ball. The first day saw a complete performance from the South African bowling attack as they managed to dismiss Bangladesh for a modest score of 106 in their first innings, followed by a resilient start from their batsmen, finishing at 140/6 at stumps on Day 1, leading by 34 runs.

Bangladesh Struggles Against South Africa’s Disciplined Bowling Attack

After electing to bat first, Bangladesh found themselves on the back foot early on, losing wickets at regular intervals. The South African bowling unit, led by Kagiso Rabada, Wiaan Mulder, and Keshav Maharaj, tore through the Bangladeshi lineup, never allowing the batters to settle.

Bangladesh 1st Innings: 106/10 (40.1 Overs)

Despite a fighting knock of 30 from Mahmudul Hasan Joy, Bangladesh’s batsmen struggled against South Africa’s pace and spin duo. Shadman Islam fell early without scoring, caught by Aiden Markram off Wiaan Mulder. Mulder continued his fine form, removing Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto for 7, reducing the hosts to 21/3 in the early stages.

The middle order offered little resistance, as Mushfiqur Rahim (11) and Litton Das (1) fell cheaply. Mehidy Hasan Miraz tried to steady the ship with a handy 13, but the lower order collapsed quickly, with the last four wickets falling for just 46 runs.

South Africa’s bowlers were relentless, with Rabada taking 3/26, Mulder contributing with 3/22, and Maharaj wrapping things up with 3/34. Dane Piedt also chipped in with a wicket, dismissing Mahmudul Hasan Joy for a well-fought 30.

Bangladesh 1st InningsRB4s6sSR
Mahmudul Hasan Joy30972130.93
Shadman Islam04000.00
Mominul Haque461066.67
Najmul Hossain Shanto (C)7710100.00
Mushfiqur Rahim11202055.00
Litton Das113007.69
Mehidy Hasan Miraz13243054.17
Jaker Ali Anik2150013.33
Nayeem Hasan8161050.00
Taijul Islam16312051.61
Hasan Mahmud4130030.77
Extras10
TOTAL106/10

Bowling Performance

BowlerOMRWER
Kagiso Rabada1142632.36
Wiaan Mulder842232.75
Keshav Maharaj16.143432.10
Dane Piedt511913.80

South Africa’s Response: A Solid Start Despite Losing Wickets

In response to Bangladesh’s low total, South Africa made a solid start to their innings but faltered in the middle session. Aiden Markram fell early for 6, bowled by Hasan Mahmud. However, Tony de Zorzi and Tristan Stubbs stitched together a 41-run partnership, steadying the innings. De Zorzi was the anchor, scoring 30 off 72 balls, while Stubbs made a quick 23 off 27 balls.

Bangladesh’s left-arm spinner Taijul Islam was the star of their bowling attack, claiming a stunning 5/49 in 15 overs. Islam’s spell included the crucial wickets of Stubbs, David Bedingham (11), Ryan Rickelton (27), and Matthew Breetzke for a duck, putting South Africa under pressure at 108/6.

Despite the collapse, Kyle Verreynne (18*) and Wiaan Mulder (17*) batted with determination to take South Africa to 140/6 at stumps, ending the day with a 34-run lead.

South Africa 1st InningsRB4s6sSR
Aiden Markram (C)671085.71
Tony de Zorzi30724041.67
Tristan Stubbs23274085.19
David Bedingham11250044.00
Ryan Rickelton27494055.10
Matthew Breetzke04000.00
Kyle Verreynne (not out)18321056.25
Wiaan Mulder (not out)17313054.84
Extras8
TOTAL140/6

Fall of Wickets:

  • Aiden Markram – 9/1 (0.6 overs)
  • Tristan Stubbs – 50/2 (11.4 overs)
  • David Bedingham – 72/3 (19.3 overs)
  • Tony de Zorzi – 99/4 (27.2 overs)
  • Matthew Breetzke – 99/5 (27.6 overs)
  • Ryan Rickelton – 108/6 (31.3 overs)

Bowling Performance

BowlerOMRWER
Hasan Mahmud813113.88
Mehidy Hasan Miraz1003303.30
Taijul Islam1524953.27
Nayeem Hasan802002.50

Conclusion

At the close of play on Day 1, South Africa holds a slim advantage with a 34-run lead. Bangladesh’s bowlers, particularly Taijul Islam, gave their team a fighting chance with a five-wicket haul. However, South Africa’s depth in batting and their formidable bowling attack make them slight favorites going into Day 2.

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