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HOWZ THAT . . . Seamer Tanaka Chivanga (right) and wicketkeeper Tafadzwa Tsiga (centre) celebrate the dismissal of Lhuan-dre Pretorius during the first day of the first Test between Zimbabwe and South Africa at Queens Sports Club yesterday
Brandon Moyo, Zimpapers Sports Hub
A clinical bowling performance from the Proteas has seen them take 1-0 lead in the two-match Test series.
The Proteas won by 328 runs on day four of the first Test.
This is Zimbabwe’s heaviest defeat in the longest format of the game as the World Test Championship (WTC) champions flexed their might.
The Chevrons did try to show some fight through Wellington Masakadza (57), Craig Ervine (49) and Muzarabani’s cameo, however, the damage had already been done at the top.
Corbin Bosch followed up his first innings century and a brilliant five-for, finishing with figures of 5/43 in 12 overs.
Zimbabwe’s wait for a Test win against South Africa continues.
The second Test is scheduled to start on Sunday.
