Star player from South Africa, Corbin Bosch has been in a sparking way in recent years in the international leagues of Cricket and T20. The hitter on the right has also evolved a bit in the red ball format when he broke his first -level test century against Zimbabwe in the first current test after making a solid debut against Pakistan.

The all -terrain of the proteins went out to hit at number 8 and ended up playing an undefeated entrance of 100 of 124 balls, becoming the seventh South African to score a hundred in that batting order.

South Africa players who obtained centuries in number 8

Bosch also surpassed people like Kock and Shaun Pollock quinton, who previously scored 91 and 99* in number eight.

The former South African Wicktkeeper Mark Boucher has the highest score record for his country in number eight. JP Duminy is another South Africa player who broke a century in that position.

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The all-terrain dynamic went up to the countryside when South Africa was staggering in 181-6. At that time, it seemed difficult for South Africa to reach 250, but Bosch had other plans. He hit patiently and supported Lhuan-Dre Praetorius, who also played an entrance of 153 races.

After Pretorius Wickt, the 30 -year -old took responsibility and continued to torment Zimbabwe’s bowling players throughout the park. The tastes of Keshav Maharaj and Codi Yusuf also provided support to Bosch and, as a result, South Africa obtained 418 races in the first game entries. In the process of doing a century, the mass of the Mumbai Indians also reached 10 four, showing its delicacy as a dough.

At the back of an excellent batting, Bosch showed that there could be any format of the game. He will seek to continue the shape of his dreams in the next games also for South Africa.

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