The teenage feeling of South Africa Lhuan-dre Pretorius engraved its name in the history books on Saturday, becoming the youngest test of the test cricket to score 150 sleeve points. The 19 -year -old beginner achieved the feat during the first test against Zimbabwe at Queens Sports Club, breaking a 48 -year -old record previously held by Grand Pakistan Javed Miandad.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Pretorius, 19 and 93 days old, marked a brilliant 153 out of 160 bullets. Miandad was 19 years old and 119 days when he made 163 at his beginnings against New Zealand in Lahore in 1976. Pretorius is also the youngest South African to mark a century of test and the fifth-larger in the history of the test to mark a first ton.
His counterattack sleeves occurred at a crucial time, with South Africa in difficulty at 23 years old for 3 and later 55 for 4. In partnership with his colleague beginner Dewald Brevis, Pretorius sewn a rapid 95-point stand in just 88 balls. Brevis contributed 51 out of 38 balls, including four six, recording the fifty testing test by a South African beginner.
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“There were nerves when I entered,” said Pretorius after the game. “We knew they had only two sailors, and we targeted the spinners. I love the striker. It worked today.”Pretorius raised its hundred deliveries of 112 and reached 150 in 157 bullets before falling to Tanaka Chivanga, which ended the day with figures of 4 for 83. Pretorius struck 11 four and four.South Africa ended day 1 to 418 for 9, Corbin Bosch marking an undefeated 100 – its first century – off 124 bullets. He was supported by Kwena Maphaka (9 *), while Codi Yusuf collected a practical scope of 27 during a ninth partnership of 59 points.However, the day belonged to the Pretorius Record.