1st innings lead on the 1st day

Written by Muhammad Asim on January 28th, 2007 (349 views)

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Pakistan took an eleven run lead on the first day of the Port Elizabeth Test when the bundled out South Africa at 124 and then finished with 135 for six at stumps. This provided the 42nd instance when one side was able to claim the lead on the first day of a Test match. The table below has the complete details.

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