South Africa ended a decade-long drought in the Indian subcontinent with a commanding seven-wicket win over Bangladesh
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Stand-in captain Aiden Markram hailed South Africa’s first Test win in the subcontinent in a decade as a “special moment” for the team as the players basked in the glory following their seven-wicket triumph against the hosts at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium.
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South Africa ended a decade-long drought in the Indian subcontinent with a commanding seven-wicket win over Bangladesh. This triumph marked South Africa’s first Test win in the region since 2014.
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Markram praised the efforts of his team, particularly given their relative inexperience in the challenging conditions. “I think it’s special. We’ve got a pretty young, or slightly experienced group, so to come to the subcontinent and get a result creates a nice buzz in the change room,” said Markram.
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