 "This miracle happened for the first time since 1966, the 35-year-old fast bowler created history – News-Patiala ਪੰਜਾਬੀ")
New Delhi- Test cricket is still in the limelight in the cricket world these days. On the one hand, Team India is playing a day-night Test match in Australia, on the other hand, the England team is busy in the second Test match after starting the Test series with a victory on the tour of New Zealand. Today, on the 7th of December, the match of the second day of the second Test match being played between South Africa and Sri Lanka is being played, in which a bowler has created a new history.
South African player Patterson has created a big record by taking 5 wickets in Tests at the age of 35 years and 245 days. Patterson became the third fast bowler in the history of South African cricket to take 5 wickets over the age of 35. This is the first time since 1966 that a South African fast bowler over the age of 35 has shown the way to 5 batsmen in a Test innings. Earlier in 1966, Trevor Goddard achieved this great achievement against Australia.
On the second day, Sri Lanka’s first innings ended at 328 runs. Sri Lanka were trying to surpass South Africa’s first innings score of 358 runs but Dan Patterson did not allow it. Dan Patterson showed half the team the way to the pavilion. He dismissed 5 Lankan batsmen for 71 runs in 22 overs. Thus the 35-year-old Patterson achieved a great achievement in the history of South African cricket.
Talking about the second test match, South Africa is currently batting. South Africa scored 358 runs with the help of two centuries and a half-century. In response, the entire Sri Lankan team collapsed by scoring 328 runs. Pathum Nisanka scored a half-century. South Africa got a lead of 30 runs.
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