From 23 wickets to six ducks: Records broken on 'chaotic' Day 1
From 23 wickets to six ducks: Records broken on 'chaotic' Day 1
The second Test between India and South Africa at Newlands in Cape Town set multiple records on the opening day. The opening day saw 23 wickets fall, marking the second-highest number of wickets falling on Day 1 of a Test match. India also made history by losing six wickets in a row without adding a single run. India also recorded a remarkable six ducks, equalling the highest number of ducks in a single Test innings by a team, a record previously shared by Pakistan, South Africa, Bangladesh, and New Zealand.
The second Test between India and South Africa at Newlands in Cape Town set multiple records on the opening day. The opening day saw 23 wickets fall, marking the second-highest number of wickets falling on Day 1 of a Test match. India also made history by losing six wickets in a row without adding a single run. India also recorded a remarkable six ducks, equalling the highest number of ducks in a single Test innings by a team, a record previously shared by Pakistan, South Africa, Bangladesh, and New Zealand.
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The second Test between India and South Africa at Newlands in Cape Town set multiple records on the opening day. The opening day saw 23 wickets fall, marking the second-highest number of wickets falling on Day 1 of a Test match. India also made history by losing six wickets in a row without adding a single run. India also recorded a remarkable six ducks, equalling the highest number of ducks in a single Test innings by a team, a record previously shared by Pakistan, South Africa, Bangladesh, and New Zealand. 
