Aiden Markram, who scored a century on the first day of the first Test against the West Indies, failed to repeat the same feat on the first day of the second Test.
If there is one batsman who is most in color in South African cricket these days, then he is Aiden Markram. Markram, who made his team the champion in the SA20 League, is continuously scoring runs and continues to shine in the Test series against the West Indies. After a brilliant century in the first test, Markram played a tremendous inning in the second test as well. (AFP)
South African opener Markram batted tremendously against the West Indies on the very first day of the second Test match, which began in Johannesburg on Wednesday, March 8, and gave the team a strong start. However, during this time luck gave him a blow and he missed coming close to the century. (AFP)
8 days ago, on February 28, on the first day of the first Test, Markram scored a brilliant century. Now he had a chance to score his second consecutive century, but after reaching 96 runs in the second session, he was dismissed by Gudkesh Moti. In his innings, Markram played 139 balls and scored 17 fours. (AFP)
Played an important role in winning South Africa on the basis of innings of 115 and 47 runs in the first Test match. Then recently he was also appointed as the new captain of South Africa’s T20 team. (AFP)
Markram shared a 76-run partnership with Dean Elgar (42) for the first wicket in this innings. After this, he added 116 runs for the second wicket with Tony DiGeorge and gave a strong start to the team. (AFP)
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