South Africa has won by shifts and 236 Runs against Zimbabwe (picture via x/@proteasmencsa) South Africa packed the overwhelming victory over Zimbabwe by shifts and 236 runs on the third day of the second test at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo on Tuesday. Despite the fact that what was actually the other side of the chain, visitors maintained complete control during the match and seized the 2-0 series victory. The hosts who renewed 51 for one showed signs of resistance in the morning session. Nick Welch scored 55 and Captain Craig Ervine contributed 49 after early release overnight of Tyudzwanash Kaitano, who added 40. But the fight did not last long. Zimbabwe suffered a dramatic collapse after the cabin. Corbin Bosch (4/38) and Codi Yusuf (2/38), along with the spinner of the left arm of the Senuran Muthusama (3/77), launched a slide that saw that six goal was falling on just 31 runs. The late 36-run stand for the last goal between Wellington Masacadza and Tanaka Chivang only delayed inevitable because Zimbabwe was omitted in their second shift at 220. Stand-in Captain Wiaan Mulder led from the front with a record undefeated unbeatable 367-mostly test score of South African-he has his team to Mammoth 626 for five announced in their first exchange. The result meant the tenth consecutive test victory in South Africa and from 2001 to 2003 exceeded their previous best lane. Mulder and Wicketkeeper Kyle Verreynne were the only XI players to win the last month in the Lord Final of the World Championship against Australia.
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Zimbabwe was hindered by the absence of key dough Brian Bennett, which was shaken in the first test, and Ben Curran excluded because of the broken hands. South Africa introduced five debutants throughout the series, but remained dominant. Both sides will now face Harare on Monday when New Zealand joins them to the T20i triangular series.
