India's fifth Test win in South Africa, Team India set five major records in Cape Town

The Indian team created history in Cape Town by defeating hosts South Africa by seven wickets. This was Team India's first victory in Test cricket at Newlands, Cape Town. Fast bowlers Mohammad Siraj and Jasprit Bumrah made important contributions in India winning the game. The second Test between India and South Africa ended in just a day and a half. This was the shortest Test match in terms of balls. In addition, many other records were set in this game. So tell us the five big records from the Cape Town Test.

  • 642 balls – South Africa v India, Cape Town, 2024 (today’s match)
  • 656 balls – Australia v South Africa, Melbourne, 1932
  • 672 balls – West Indies v England, Bridgetown, 1935
  • 788 balls – England v Australia, Manchester, 1888
  • 792 balls – England v Australia, Lord's, 1888.

Through this game, the Indian team won the fifth Test in South Africa. This was India's first Test victory in Cape Town. Team India became the first Asian team to win a Test match in Cape Town.

  • With 123 runs – Johannesburg, 2006
  • by 87 runs – Durban, 2010
  • With 63 runs – Johannesburg, 2018
  • by 113 runs – Centurion, 2021
  • By 7 wickets – Cape Town, 2024 (today’s game).

  • With 10 wickets – against New Zealand, Hamilton, 2009
  • With 8 wickets – against New Zealand, Wellington, 1968
  • With 8 wickets – against New Zealand, Auckland, 1976
  • By 8 wickets – Australia vs Melbourne, 2020
  • With 7 wickets – against England, Nottingham, 2007
  • With 7 wickets – Against South Africa, Cape Town, 2024 (today’s match).

  • 193 runs – England (Ahmedabad, 2021)
  • 212 runs – Afghanistan (Bengaluru, 2018)
  • 229 runs – New Zealand (Mumbai WS, 2021)
  • 230 runs – England (Leeds, 1986)
  • 231 runs – South Africa (Cape Town, 2024) – Today’s match.

  • against South Africa, Johannesburg, 2018
  • against England, Nottingham, 2021
  • against South Africa, Cape Town, 2024 (today's game).

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