The all -terrain of South Africa, Wiaan Mulder, recorded excellent 4/50 figures to shake Zimbabwe’s hosts for 251 on day two of the first test in the Queens Sports Club de Bulawayo on Sunday. Zimbabwe responded to the total first entries in South Africa of 418/9 declared, which means that Zimbabwe admitted an advantage of 167 races.

Wiaan Mulder runs through Zimbabwe Medium and Medium Order

Zimbabwe had an unstable start in his first tickets after they lost Kaitan and Nick Wetch in the first five overs, since they were restricted to 23/2. Brian Bennett, the other Zimbabwe starter, withdrew the pain in the eighth to worsen the concerns of the hosts. However, there was still some hope for Zimbabwe when they are Williams (137) and Captain Craig Ervine (36) forged a 96 -run position before the latter was fired in 34.

Wiaan Mulder leads South Africa’s change

South Africa’s change came from 43, when Wiaan Mulder hit Wesley Madhevere. Wesley Madhevere was beaten to Plumb LBW after going to a movie shot, but finally lost it.

In the 47th, the 27 -year -old hit once again to see Prince Masvaure, who was overcome and trapped by Kyle Verreynne. In the 49th finished, Wiaan Mulder got rid of Tafadzwa Tsiga, who was caught by Codi Yusuf at the back. At this point, Zimbabwe was in trouble in 201/6 and once they are Williams, he was fired by Keshav Maharaj in 66th place, the hopes of the hosts to return in the first tickets perished.

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Wiaan Mulder struck for the fourth and last time in the tickets after he cleaned blessing Muzarabani in 67. That was the fall of Zimbabwe’s penultimate Wicket before the Tanaka Chivanga Wickt Wickt in the next one.

In Stumps on Sunday, South Africa was 49/1 in the second tickets with Tony de Zorzi (22) and Wiaan Mulder (25) in the fold. Visitors lost Matthew Breetzke (1) with Tanaka Chivanga hitting the second.

Wiaan Mulder was part of the winning team of the World Testing Championship of South Africa (WTC), as they defeated the then Australian defender champion by five Wickts in the Summit’s clash.

Before the WTC final, Mulder was also part of the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) team in IPL 2025. He was appointed as a replacement for the injured Brydon Camse before the start of the season. E played the only IPL 2025 game of the season against Delhi Capitals (DC) in Visakhapatnam on March 30. He scored nine 11 ball races, hitting a limit, but ended with 0/16 figures of one with the ball.

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