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IN PHOTOS | SA vs ZIM 2nd Test: Wiaan Mulder slams 264 runs, breaks several records

Updated On: 07 July, 2025 10:51 AM IST | Sujay Shivalkar

South Africa's stand-in captain, Wiaan Mulder, has scripted history after smashing 264 runs on Day one of the second Test match against Zimbabwe. Here is all you need to know (Pic: AFP)

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Wiaan Mulder (Pic: AFP)
Wiaan Mulder (Pic: AFP)
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South Africa's stand-in captain Wiaan Mulder is currently unbeaten on 264 runs in the second Test match against Zimbabwe

South Africa's stand-in captain Wiaan Mulder is currently unbeaten on 264 runs in the second Test match against Zimbabwe

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With this, he created history by becoming the highest scorer in a debut innings as captain in the longest format of the game

With this, he created history by becoming the highest scorer in a debut innings as captain in the longest format of the game

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He also achieved the record of becoming the player to record the fastest-ever 250 runs in terms of balls by a South African

He also achieved the record of becoming the player to record the fastest-ever 250 runs in terms of balls by a South African

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His knock of 264 runs also became the highest score by a South African in a single day of a Test match. In addition, he hit the second-fastest double century by a South African player

His knock of 264 runs also became the highest score by a South African in a single day of a Test match. In addition, he hit the second-fastest double century by a South African player

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Riding on his knock, South Africa posted a total of 465 runs for the loss of four wickets. This also marked South Africa's highest-ever single-day total in Test cricket and the most runs scored in a day's play on Zimbabwean soil

Riding on his knock, South Africa posted a total of 465 runs for the loss of four wickets. This also marked South Africa's highest-ever single-day total in Test cricket and the most runs scored in a day's play on Zimbabwean soil

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