Keshav Maharai claimed three key goals vs Zimbabwe (picture via x/@proteasmencsa) Keshav Maharaj added a significant feather to his cap, when South Africa in the ongoing test tightened their grip over Zimbabwe. Maharaj, who stood under the wounded regular captain of the Tematy of Bavum, was led by Proteas with peace, but also reached a historical personal milestone with the ball. After the publication of the impressive 418/9 declared on the day 2. On the day of South Africa, Zimbabwe set off for 251 and ensured the leadership of the first exchange of 167 runs. Standout resistance for Zimbabwe came from veteran Sean Williams, who fought hard with an excellent 137 out of 164 balls. However, the rest of the batting set did not provide meaningful support. Maharaj, South African front spinner left arm, claimed 3 goals in the shifts and became the highest branch in the test cricket. With this performance, a 34-year-old man moved to 202 test goals-success, seeing that it is overcome by Paul Adams (134) and Hugh Tayfield (170) to the top of the list between South African spinners. Mahaj debuted in 2016 and has since been a key figure in a bowling attack in South Africa.Reached a milestone in his 59. Test appearance. During his career he registered 11 five goals and took four goals in shifts on six occasions.
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The highest South African goal in the test history is Dale Steyn, who raised 439 goals in 93 games with an excellent average of 22.95. It is followed by Shaun Pollock with 421 goals and Makhaya ntini with 390. Although he was in the ongoing test of the most expensive South Africa pitch, in 16.4 overs set out on 70 runs – Mahaj constantly raised key goals in pressure situations.
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One of his key scalp against Zimbabwe passed a smart piece of bowling. Captain Zimbabwe Craig Ervine attracted a wide van, with Kyle Verreynne completing a sharp stump to send the captain back to only 17.
