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The second match of the Test series is being played between India and South Africa. Something amazing happened in this match when both the teams together lost a total of 23 wickets on the very first day of the match. In the match, South Africa won the toss and decided to bat first. After which Team India all out him for just 55 runs. After this, the Indian team had a great opportunity to gain the lead, but Team India was all out for 153 runs and could gain a lead of only 98 runs. During this, six batsmen of the Indian team together made an unwanted record in their name.
Six batsmen together made this shameful record
Team India was playing in this match at one time losing only 4 wickets for 153 runs, but after this suddenly the Indian batting collapsed and Team India was all out for 153 runs. Team India lost 6 wickets on the same score. Never before has this happened in the history of Test cricket when a team has lost 6 wickets on the same score.
These six wickets included the wickets of KL Rahul, Ravindra Jadeja, Jasprit Bumrah, Virat Kohli, Mohammad Siraj and Prasidh Krishna. These six batsmen together made these records. Where KL Rahul’s wicket was the turning point for Team India.
Top 5 teams that lost the most wickets on the same score
- 6 (153/4 to 153 all out) – India vs South Africa, Cape Town 2024
- 5 (37/2 to 37/7) – New Zealand v Australia, Wellington, 1946
- 5 (59/4 to 59/9) – New Zealand vs Pakistan, Rawalpindi CC, 1965
- 5 (133/2 to 133/7) – New Zealand v South Africa, Hamilton, 2012
- 5 (134/5 to 134 all-out) – Bangladesh v Zimbabwe, Harare, 2013
6 players out without opening the account
In this innings of Team India, 6 batsmen were out without opening the account. At one time, the Indian team had scored 153 runs at the loss of 4 wickets, but after this Team India could not add even 1 run to the account and was all out. Team India lost its last 6 wickets in just 11 balls. For South Africa, Kagiso Rabada, Lungi Ngidi and Nandre Berger took 3 wickets each.
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