Cape Town - Not even Sarel Erwee and Wiaan Mulder being ruled out of the remainder of the second Test due to Covid-19 on Monday morning could disrupt the Proteas’ victory charge at St George’s Park.
Erwee and Mulder were replaced by debutant Khaya Zondo and Glenton Stuurman, but they were mere spectators as South Africa’s spinners Keshav Maharaj and Simon Harmer weaved their magic once more to bowl out the visitors for just 80.
The Proteas therefore won by 332 runs to seal the series 2-0.
In a virtual carbon-copy of Bangladesh’s final morning collapse last week in Kingsmead, the tourists once again had no answer to the turning ball. Maharaj and Harmer bowled unchanged for the second successive Test and repeated their party trick by claiming all 10 Bangladeshi wickets.
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Maharaj was once again the chief-destroyer, claiming his ninth five-wicket haul to finish with the brilliant figures of 7/40. Harmer added the extras with 3/34. Collectively, they bagged 29 wickets across the two-Test matches.
🏏 RESULT | #Proteas WIN BY 332 RUNS
— Cricket South Africa (@OfficialCSA) April 11, 2022
Keshav Maharaj claimed 7/40 in the second innings as the #Proteas romped to victory in the first hour of Day 4 to secure the #BetwayTestSeries over Bangladesh#SAvBAN #BePartOfIt | @Betway_za pic.twitter.com/47W7F5iNpe
Bangladesh seemed to have one foot on the plane home already this morning as they lost their remaining seven wickets for the addition of just 53 runs.
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