Live updates: South Africa stand-in captain Wiaan Mulder has scored a record-shattering triple hundred in the second Test against Zimbabwe in Bulawayo - here are all the records Mulder broke.
Mulder was named stand-in captain after Keshav Maharaj was ruled out of the second Test with injury. He was handed a gift by Zimbabwe early on, who won the toss and chose to field first. Mulder was at the crease early, in the 10th over at the fall of Tony dr Zorzi's wicket. He added 184 runs for the third wicket with David Bedingham and 217 for the fourth with Lhuan-dre Pretorius, both of whom made 82 and 78 respectively.
In the process, Mulder kept passing one milestone after the other. He reached his first 100 off 116 balls, second off 98 balls, and third off just 83, all while leading he South African side for the first time in Test cricket.
At lunch on day two, Mulder declared on 367, just 33 runs short of breaking Brian Lara's all-time Test best of 400.
Here are all the records he has broken so far.
Mulder declares on 367 – live updates
Highest Test scores ever: Mulder now fifth!
Brian Lara - 400* vs ENG, 2004
Matthew Hayden - 380 vs ZIM, 2003
Brian Lara - 375 vs ENG, 1994
Mahela Jayawardene - 374 vs SA, 2006
Wiaan Mulder - 367 v ZIM 2025
South Africa have declared!
Mulder remains unbeaten on 367!
It's lunch on day two, but Mulder isn't done yet
SA are on 626-5... the action continues soon.
Most runs off fours and sixes – Mulder now second
He's now hit 220 runs off fours and sixes – the second-most ever in a Test innings
1. John Edrich (238/310*)
2. Wiaan Mulder (220/367*)
3. Matthew Hayden (218/380)
The current run-rate is just under 5.5
South Africa have been motoring along without much trouble
Mulder now crosses Hutton
Level with Sobers
Most fours in an innings: Mulder now second
He's now hit 49 fours, the second-most in a Test innings ever. John Edrich tops that list, having hit 52 fours in his epic 310* in 1965
Mulder crosses 350!
The juggernaut continues – he's taken just 324 balls.
South Africa's stand-in skipper Wiaan Mulder has become the second-fastest triple centurion in Test cricket, getting to the landmark in 297 balls against Zimbabwe.
Highest Test scores by captains - third so far
Brian Lara was leading West Indies when he made the 400* against England. Mahela Jayawardene is the next on the list with 374 against South Africa.
Top three:
Lara - 400* vs ENG, 2004
Jayawardene - 374 vs SA, 2006
Mulder* vs ZIM, 2025
