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The South African beginner Lhuan-dre Pretorius became the youngest man to score 150 in a test match and the first teenager to do so in 32 years when he played against Zimbabwe in Bulawayo.
Pretorius struck 153 out of 160 balls at the age of 19 and 93 days, eclipstating the great Pakistan Javed Miandad, who was 19 years old and 119 days when he made 163 against New Zealand in Lahore 1976.
Before the Pretorius coup against Zimbabwe – which contained 11 ovens and four six – the previous adolescent to spend 150 in a test match was Sachin Tendulkar, which did it against England in Chennai in 1993 at the age of 19 and 293 days.
Seven adolescents achieved the feat in total in male test cricket, with Miandad the only player to do so twice, also marked 206 against New Zealand in Karachi.
Pretorius is the seventh South African man to register for a hundred beginnings in the test, according to the traces of Andrew Hudson, Jacques Rudolph, Alviro Petersen, Faf du Plessis, Stiaan Van Zyl and Stephen Cook.
South Africa has rested a crowd of senior players for the two -test tour of Zimbabwe – The second match is also in Bulawayo from July 6 – with seven from the XI who beat Australia in the world testing championship in Lord’s earlier this month.
Spin Keshav Maharaj launcher is standing as a captain for the injured tempa Bavuma.
In addition to Pretorius – which recently played the Blast Vitality cricket for Hampshire – South Africa also made its test in testing at Dewald Brevis and Codi Yusuf.
Brevis scored 51 in Bulawayo after South Africa has chosen to fight while the versatile Couture Yusuf contributed 27 while tourists reached 418-9 during their first rounds with Corbin Bosch – playing in its second test – 100 not released.
